Children Quote by Charlotte Brontë

“This is going to be hideously trite,” he says. “Prepare yourself.” “Prepared.” “It’s Christmas. You love them. They love you. More than anything else,…

— Hannah Johnson

“They’re kids Apollo. Young kids. And they don’t need to know their father has a bed partner.” “I won’t exactly be sharing our play…

— Kristen Ashley

“I enjoyed making them, and if it's great reverence you're looking for, or earnest expressions of gratitude - well, then you don't work with…

— Curtis Sittenfeld

“Children don't wait for you to spend time with them. They grow up with or without you.”

— Sharon Randall

“...if it's great reverence you're looking for, or earnest expressions of gratitude - well, then you don't work with kids.”

— Curtis Sittenfeld

“Oh no. I don’t do children. They’re small, needy, easily destroyed. Let’s be honest. I’ve come a long way from my family history,”

— Lisa Gardner

“Normally, anything done in the name of 'the kids' strikes me as either slightly sentimental or faintly sinister—that redolence of moral blackmail that adheres…

— Christopher Hitchens

“That was other thing I hated about kids; they always said the exact things that deep down you already knew, would never admit, and…

— Cecelia Ahern

“We can’t get away with anything with children. They are keen and attentive, and they will eventually grow up to tell the story of…

— Sarah Mae

“I always intended to grow up with my kids, not old with them.”

— Trevor David Dawson

I told my children, 'I don't like children.'

— Betty Catroux

“When I was a child, I used to speak like a child, think like a child, reason like a child; when I became a…

— Anonymous