Children Quote by Jane Austen

On every formal visit a child ought to be of the party, by way of provisions for discourse.

— Jane Austen

“Rather than standing or speaking for children, we need to stand with children speaking for themselves. We don't need a political movement for children...…

— Sandra Meucci

“... always with that magical child air about her, that delightful sense of perpetually attending a party.”

— Katherine Mansfield

“Indeed, the responsibility for the world the child grows to understand lies in the collective impressions that the village provides.”

— Nora Bateson

“Given greater freedom about where to send their children, parents of a kind would flock together and so prevent a healthy intermingling of children…

— Milton Friedman

“My aim is to sort the jumble of information we throw at these children and present it in such a way that they will…

— Adele Devine

“It is ever the lot of children to accept their circumstances as universal, and their particularities as general.”

— M.T. Anderson

“A wise man shall make use of even a child's sensible utterance.”

— Chanakya

“Children are not invited into this world, nor have a say. The least we can do is love and care for them all.”

— Alastair Agutter

“Children should be witnesses of parental affection.”

— Asa Don Brown

“Petulant child, party of one.”

— Celia Kyle

“We must cooperate to turn this country around; otherwise there will be no more future to speak of for our children.”

— Rex Resurreccion