They say that the best sound in the world is the sound of children’s laughter, and a lot of parents will probably agree with that. Public figures, people of art, and even works of fiction have mentioned time and time again how special children are, and how their opinions and feelings should be treated the same way as those of adults. There are a lot of quotes about kids that keep reminding us about that.
In most cultures, children are considered to be the future, and you will find so many quotes about education and its importance for the younger generation. This is hard to argue with. Educating the younger generation is not only beneficial for them but helps in building a better future for the entire planet. That’s why it is also essential to explain the importance of education to children. Here, inspirational quotes for kids might come in handy, among other things. If presented correctly (and by that I mean without being condescending and actually explaining things to them), famous quotes by people they know and love, like their favorite writers or even superheroes, will motivate children to dream big and strive for their goals.
One thing we always have to keep in mind is that while parents love quotes that are very inspiring, posting them on your social media is not how you become a good parent. Always find time to spend with your children — talk to them, listen to their concerns, and teach them to find solutions. Remember that what may seem like a trifle to you can be your child’s biggest worry.
For this article, we collected a number of sayings about children and childhood. Do you have a favorite quote about children that inspired your parenting style or made you understand child psychology better? Share it with us in the comments below.
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“In a child's eyes, a mother is a goddess.” – N.K. Jemisin
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#122
“The mother’s heart is the child’s schoolroom.” – Henry Ward Beecher
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“Children remind us to treasure the smallest of gifts, even in the most difficult of times.” – Allen Klein
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“It is time for a return to childhood, to simplicity, to running and climbing and laughing in the sunshine, to experiencing happiness instead of being trained for a lifetime of pursuing happiness.” – L. R. Knost
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“The urge to draw must be quite deep within us, because children love to do it.”– David Hockney
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“Children of any age flourish with options. Art should be mandatory at all ages.” – Donna Jo Massie
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“There is a brilliant child locked inside every student.“ – Marva Collins
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“A baby is as pure as an angel and as fresh as a blooming flower.” – Debasish Mridha.
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“Like stars are to the sky, so are the children to our world. They deserve to shine!” – Chinonye J. Chidolue
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“Let my children have music! Let them hear live music. Not noise. My children! You do what you want with your own!” – Charles Mingus
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“If we nurture the dreams of children, the world will be blessed. If we destroy them, the world is doomed!” – Wess Stafford
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“Children need the freedom and time to play. Play is not a luxury. Play is a necessity.” – Kay Redfield Jamison
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“We must teach our children to smell the earth, to taste the rain, to touch the wind, to see things grow, to hear the sun rise and night fall—to care.” – John Cleal
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#134
“Nothing matters more to a child than a place to call home.” – Brenda Donald
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“Nature is a tool to get children to experience not just the wider world, but themselves.” – Stephen Moss
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“Children, no matter how gifted, can’t see far into the future, you know. To them, a year is almost a lifetime.” – John Saul
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“If a child is given love, he becomes loving.” – Dr. Joyce Brothers
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“Children more than ever, need opportunities to be in their bodies in the world—jumping rope, bicycling, stream hopping and fort building. It’s this engagement between limbs of the body and bones of the earth where true balance and centeredness emerge.” – David Sobel
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“If we provide enough space and possibilities for moving freely, then the children will move as well as animals: skillfully, simply, securely, naturally.” – Dr. Emmi Pikler
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“Every child you encounter is a divine appointment.” — Wess Stafford
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