We can’t wait for you to read Love Another Child. We tackle a lot of great issues surrounding the idea of loving another child. We posted some quotes from Chapter 1 recently. Here are some more from Chapter 8 “Loving Your Children.”
- You may think you have God all figured out, but if you feel a lack of love for your child, something is out of sync. [tweet]
- God, grant me serenity, courage, and wisdom to know the difference. -Dr. Reinhold Neibuhr [sic] [tweet]
- Become students of your children. Know them. Find the things that are easy to love and help them grow. [tweet]
- Justifying your anger toward your child is submitting to lies of hate that will undermine your relationship. [tweet]
- We were stricter with our first children; we focused more on conformity than love, on frustration than grace. [tweet]
- There are times of anger, but more often than not they are weak moments in our parenting. [tweet]
- Imagine a stranger outside your door. Are your reactions to your child’s behavior commendable or shocking? [tweet]
- Your children will do irrational, unloving, silly, disobedient things. Count on it. [tweet]
- Find the best in your child, rather than shame into proper behavior. Shame never leads to the behavior you want. [tweet]
- Encouragement—like love—does not keep track of negative performance, but is like a cheering section. [tweet]
These quotes reflect heavy issues in parenting, though Twitter limits the quotes to 144 characters each. Did any of them strike a chord with you? Use the commend fields below to elaborate.
(Reposted from 2010)












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