There's A World Of Difference Between Insisting

What Really Matters Is Not Just Our Own Winning But Helping Other People To Win, Too.

My Hunch Is That If We Allow Ourselves To Give Who We Really Are To The Children In Our Care, We Will In Some Way Inspire Cartwheels In Their Hearts.

It Is Our Continuing Love For Our Children That Makes Us Want Them To Become All They Can Be, And Their Continuing Love For Us That Helps Them Accept Healthy Discipline--from Us And Eventually From Themselves.

Parents Find Many Different Ways To Work Their Way Through The Assertiveness Of Their Two-year-olds, But Seeing That Assertiveness As Positive Energy Being Directed Toward Growth As A Competent Individual May Open Up Some New Possibilities.

Mutual Caring Relationships Require Kindness And Patience, Tolerance, Optimism, Joy In The Other's Achievements, Confidence In Oneself, And The Ability To Give Without Undue Thought Of Gain.