Books Quote by Andy Stanley

“we’re wired for story and in the absence of data we will rely on confabulations and conspiracies. When our children sense something is wrong—maybe…

— Brené Brown

“pretend to feel emotions that they don’t actually feel, as well as pretend they don’t feel ones that they actually do. They often believe…

— Emily Parker

Parents are teachers as much as caregivers, and our children learn to navigate life's challenges by watching us. Kids can get a road map…

— Rachel Simmons

“If your child is a teenage empath, you might like to try introducing them to self-inquiry. As sensitive beings, empathic teenagers struggle greatly to…

— Aletheia Luna

“We ignore the emotional needs of young children at our peril.”

— Bruce D. Perry

“For children to know and regulate their emotions, and be socially connected, they need to experience this kind of interaction many hundreds of times…

— Norman Doidge

“The writer whose words are going to be read by children has a heavy responsibility. And yet, despite the undeniable fact that the children’s…

— Madeleine L'Engle

“When writing for children, it's important to keep in touch with our own inner child. What frightened them, made them happy, made them sad…

— CJ Heck

“There aren´t always good reasons for a child´s emotions, or easy solutions for them, but by at least acknowledging them and trying not to…

— Iben Dissing Sandahl

The problem is that too many adults think their kids' lives are simple, or they try to make their lives simple, when their emotional…

— Sherman Alexie

“Children learn best from the adults they love. They watch carefully to see how you handle your strong emotions. Most of us, however, have…

— Mary Sheedy Kurcinka

“Somehow kids are supposed to match the levels of calm and composure we might find in mature forty-seven-year-olds. Estimates”

— Tyler Cowen