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11th September 2007

I think we should teach our children

to love one another at home.

They can learn this only from their father and mother,

when they see the parents’ love for each other

~Mother Teresa~


Being The Role Model Of Love (1)

Our Children are watching us. Whether we like it or not, we are at the center of our children’s focus when it comes to learning about love. At times, we may think that our children never really notice but the truth is, they are naturally tuned in to the way their parents behave toward each other.

A child who grows up in a family with parents quarreling and fighting most of the time is likely to grow up either feeling insecure and lack of confident, or in some cases, he may become overly dictatorial or even violent.

In contrast, a child with parents who demonstrate care and affection towards one another, is likely to grow to be a person who is sensitive and caring. Let the love between parents extend to the child, let the child feels as part of the love that is the family. Do this, and the child will learn love as naturally as breathing.

As the child grows up into his teenage years when he starts to explore outward from the family, he will have a foundation, a means to measure relationships as he learns to build them. If a child had been brought up in a caring and loving family environment, the effect will be carried into his choices as he selects his friends. This can mean the difference between choosing good or bad company that he keeps, and of course, we understand that those choices can affect the way he lives his life as an adult later.

In my coming posts, I hope to be able to share with you more in detail on this important aspect of parenting.

In His Love

~~Ricky L.~~






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