It is true that many children have survived the plight of single-parent families or death, but children's needs for their parents are still indelible in human nature. -Reagan
I don't ask much of my children. I just need to educate them to a medium level. To teach children to distinguish right from wrong, I certainly need some discipline, but I also need to discipline and reason for the sake of discipline. Children will ask endlessly, you should always be patient; Anyway, I have to tell the truth and answer their questions. Some parents don't say enough to their children, which is one of the important problems at present. -Margaret Thatcher
I don't know if anyone else gets more from my father than I do. I use my father's open-mindedness to cope with environmental changes, my father's optimism to create my own future, my father's encouragement and tolerance to teach students and children, and my father's love for nature to cultivate my own temperament. -Roland
My mother, who I looked for everywhere, used to sit in my house all the time. You have no caste, no difference, no hatred-you are just a symbol of our happiness! Tagore