Play Is Really The Work Of Childhood.

There's Always Someone Who Is Trying To Help.

Often When You Think You're At The End Of Something, You're At The Beginning Of Something Else.

What's Been Important In My Understanding Of Myself And Others Is The Fact That Each One Of Us Is So Much More Than Any One Thing. A Sick Child Is Much More Than His Or Her Sickness. A Person With A Disability Is Much, Much More Than A Handicap. A Pediatrician Is More Than A Medical Doctor. You're Much More Than Your Job Description Or Your Age Or Your Income Or Your Output.

Listening Is Where Love Begins: Listening To Ourselves And Then To Our Neighbors.

Play Gives Children A Chance To Practice What They Are Learning...they Have To Play With What They Know To Be True In Order To Find Out More, And Then They Can Use What They Learn In New Forms Of Play.