Before you speak to your children, remember…


Now this hit home…


Source: rebeccaalexis via creatingaquietmind

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  1. Reblogged this on LifeRevelation and commented:
    Stop to think about your words, your attitudes, and your actions. Our children are little sponges, soaking up what they see, hear, and feel.
    Be encouraged!

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  2. SO true!!

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  3. LaDona's Music Studio says:

    This does, indeed, hit home. Hopefully the positive outweighs the negative in the long run (visions popping into my brain of your creepy post a couple of days ago).

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  4. True!

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  5. That’s the truth… 🙂

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  6. I needed this about 30 years ago 😉

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  7. Dave, thank you for an excellent reminder.

    Ivon

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  8. Had saved this awhile back. This one pierces my heart and work (battle) daily to get better at as a father!!

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  9. Wow ! Sounded little romantic type :p Awe-inspiring.

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  10. Well timed David…had a serious chat with my 8yr old tonight…this does hit home.

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  11. Reminds me of the Sondheim song “Children Will Listen”…beautiful and scarily true,,,

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  12. So true. It’s amazing how certain things my parents said to me still stick with me today. Both the good and the bad. And makes me remember all the times I should have been more careful with the words I used with my two kids. As LaDona said, hopefully the good outweighs the bad.

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  13. Reminds me of that Crosby Stills Nash and Young song, “Teach your children well.”

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  14. Reblogged this on MINDFUL DIARY and commented:
    so true!

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  15. worth reblogging. totally hit home. thank you for sharing.

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  16. Alex Jones says:

    Yes, they are a tabula rasa which we help shape with our words.

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  17. Yes, and it’s very hard for children to de-programme themselves from damage inflicted by harshly judgemental parents.

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  18. Reblogged this on Keith the Green's Blog.

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  19. I like this, very intuitive

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  1. […] also wanted to share a good reminder from David Kanigan’s blog, which I have featured before on my blog. He posts the quote: “The way we talk to our […]

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