Quote by M. Conley Download Open image ““Don’t be so concerned with raising a good kid, that you forget you already have one.”” — M. Conley ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.5 out of 5 (4 ratings) Copy quoteShare
Don't let yourself become so concerned with raising a good kid that you forget you already have one. — Glennon Melton Copy Share Image
“One of the great solaces of my life is that I no longer need to wonder whether I’ll have children.” — Sarah Manguso Copy Share Image
“Everyone should have a kid. They really put things in perspective. I know a guy can get you one cheap.” — Anthony Chapman Copy Share Image
“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 Copy Share Image
“There is not a lot you can do with a damaged child, you raise them as best you can.” — Steven Magee Copy Share Image
“if you bungle raising your children, I don't think whatever else you do well matters very much.” — Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Copy Share Image
“...don't kid yourself. Keep the baby - I have no other advice for you. Children are the best thing in the world.” — Elvira Baryakina Copy Share Image
“What modern parents need to keep in mind is that they are competing with the social media. A phenomenon where having small conversations with people is at your fingertips. Hearing advice and affirmation is as easy as taking out their smart phone from their pocket and writing a tweet. Sometimes our children tell the world of cyberspace more information about… — M. Conley Copy Share
“No matter how calmly you try to referee, parenting will eventually produce bizarre behavior, and I'm not talking about the kids. Their behavior is… — M. Conley Copy Share Image
“Enjoy the little things, for one day you will look back, and realize they were the big things.” — M. Conley Copy Share Image
“Expecting the best and demanding the best are two different things. The difference is our reaction. Our children need to know that they have… — M. Conley Copy Share Image
“Too many times we are at the park, and instead of pushing our kids on the swing we are making them pose and posting… — M. Conley Copy Share Image
“Our children will be most happy when they figure out who they are, and what their own purpose is in life. If they spend… — M. Conley Copy Share Image
“By habitually saying things we do not mean, we discredit the words that we do mean.” — M. Conley Copy Share Image
