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Quotes About Parenting

Jonson wrote a poem and called his son His best piece of poetrie A lovely line a little loathsome I loved that poem once He said we are lent our sons never take Too much pleasure in what you love
~ Edward Hirsch
Object relations theorists are interested in understanding how formative interactions between parents and children become internalized by the child and, akin to cognitive schemas, serve as mental representations that shape or guide how children establish and carry out subsequent relationships with others.
~ Edward Teyber
Ik rende naar de badkamer en kotste alles er boven de wasbak weer uit. Dat luchtte op. Ik spoelde mijn mond en strompelde terug naar het bed. Even later hoorde ik mijn vader roepen: 'Shit, Max, shít! Kon je het niet even opruimen?' 'Pa,' zei ik, 'ik ben ziek.' 'Het stinkt! Ik laat het wel liggen!' 'Jij laat niks liggen!' riep mijn moeder van beneden.
~ Edward van de Vendel
Those raised poorly end up hating their parents. They hate them until they realize... they could not help themselves. Just like us, they fall short. By honoring our parents, we honor the humanity in ourselves, and learn to not only forgive them, but also ourselves for having judged them so harshly.
~ Edward Weiss
Doing, doing, doing!' cries the teenager. 'Why do I have to do anything anyway?!' Here, the adult is usually stuck for an answer. They know the usual answer, (you have to work to live) but the teen knows the reality… their parents are miserable from doing exactly this. Which is why, God has to come first... because that's where freedom is.
~ Edward Weiss
Children born to wise parents are blessed, for they know they are in good hands. This same feeling can exist for the adult who learns to see God as parent and then comes to depend on Him completely.
~ Edward Weiss
A baby that grows in the lap of Muslim parents; but appears unfair and dishonest; conversely, a baby that grows in the lap of non-Muslim parents and becomes fair and honest; sure, I will salute and respect the fair and honest one.
~ Ehsan Sehgal
Each baby wordifies its tongue firstly with the meaningless words and then initials, a word Mom.
~ Ehsan Sehgal
Each one is an invalid or valid sign of its parents, who compromised that and signed for such work of love, whether wrong or right in a legal and religious context.
~ Ehsan Sehgal
No more monkeys jumping on the bed!
~ Eileen Christelow
The snake charmer should not touch the serpents before his child's eyes, knowing that the child will try to imitate him in all things.
~ Eileen Goudge
By loving them for more than their abilities we show our children that they are much more than the sum of their accomplishments.
~ Eileen Kennedy-Moore
Mama gazes at her own hands while I listen to what an awful kid I am.
~ Eireann Corrigan
I'm almost a full-time mom.
~ Ekaterina Gordeeva
The art of mothering is to teach the art of living to children.
~ Elain Heffner
With sensitive children, physical blows or traumas aren't required to make them afraid of the dark.
~ Elaine N. Aron
A study of highly sensitive parents found that they were more affected by the level of chaos in their homes than those lacking their degree of sensitivity. Interestingly, the ratings of observers who came to each home agreed with the sensitive parents, while the less sensitive parents were apparently not experiencing the chaos as much. Maybe they were fortunate, but they were also not as able to see objectively the nature of their environment.
~ Elaine N. Aron
It is painful to imagine what would have happened if I had been the sort to have shouted at Rob to shut up and get back to bed. He probably would have done just that, feeling abandoned in a dangerous world. But he would not have slept. His intuitive mind would have elaborated on the experience for hours, including probably deciding he was somehow to blame. With sensitive children, physical blows or traumas aren't required to make them afraid of the dark.
~ Elaine N. Aron
parents to read, since even highly sensitive parents will
~ Elaine N. Aron
Research on parenting, for example, continually finds the elusive quality of "sensitivity" to be the key in raising children well. Turning
~ Elaine N. Aron
Is Your Child Highly Sensitive? A Parent's Questionnaire Please answer each question as best you can. Answer TRUE if it is true or at least moderately true of your child, or was for a substantial time in the past. Answer FALSE if it has not been very true of your child, or was never true. My child . . .
~ Elaine N. Aron
Beware of talking so much that your child becomes quiet because he cannot think of things to say as fast as you can. You tend to leap (or speak) first and look a little later. Your child is thinking over what you have said and what to say back, while you may have already changed the subject. Leave silences.
~ Elaine N. Aron
Many children born very sensitive are pushed hard by parents, schools, or friends to be bolder. Living in a noisy or crowded environment, growing up in a large family, or being made to be more physically active may sometimes reduce sensitivity, just as sensitive animals that are handled a great deal will sometimes lose some of their natural caution, at least with certain people or in specific situations. That the underlying trait is entirely gone, however, seems unlikely.
~ Elaine N. Aron
Children of narcissists emerge from this crucible with a common and most serious problem. They feel that they do not have the right to exist.
~ Elan Golomb