Children Quote by Ray Dalio

“It is wise for people to learn how to control their emotions instead of allowing it to overwhelm them and making them behaves irrational.”

— Abdulazeez Henry Musa

“Parents of spirited children who are learning to manage their intensity well are talking about intensity and naming the emotions. They soothe the wailing…

— Mary Sheedy Kurcinka

“Children don't learn from lessons or teaching. They learn from what we honestly have to say about our feelings, and they learn from our…

— Daniel Gottlieb

“The most powerful combination of emotions is caused merely by a parent gazing down upon a sleeping child.”

— Jeff Wheeler

“Consciously, intentionally, and consistently living out how we want our children to turn out is the most powerful and effective character training there is.”

— L.R. Knost

“Emotions are the keys to learning, the keys to imprinting. The stronger the emotion, the more clearly the experience is learned.”

— Clotaire Rapaille

“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

“When a child receives the message, even subtly or indirectly, that his emotions don't matter, he will grow up feeling, somewhere deep inside, that…

— Jonice Webb

“All learning has an emotional base.”

— Plato

“Emotional control typically relies on various subtle tricks, such as changing how one thinks about the problem at hand, or distracting oneself. Hence,”

— Roy F. Baumeister

“That’s why encouragement is a much more effective teaching device than punishment.”

— Dale Carnegie

“Emotional life can be influenced, but it cannot be commanded.”

— Thomas Lewis