18 Mar, 2008
Lessons for my Children
Posted by teacherjulie @ 11:01 pm
Shelved under home management, Lessons in Life, My Family, My Thoughts, Parenting

Bang tagged me to do this meme: 5 things I want to teach my children before they grow up.

There are a lot of values I want to teach my children when they grow up. I have dreams of them becoming not just successful but happy as well. Some of the things I try my best to teach them are the following:

  1. Have faith in God.
  2. Prayers and hard work go hand in hand.
  3. Be respectful. If you respect other, they will respect you back.
  4. Never lose sight of their dream, but they should learn to be realistic too. They should also keep their feet firmly planted on the ground.
  5. Do not believe everything you hear and read.

I could add more to these but the meme says only 5 things :)

For added thoughts, they should know about and learn:

They should remember too, not to be burdened with so many things and enjoy life with all its intricacies and simpleness because Life is a Journey.

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19 Mar, 2008 @ 12:20 pm
Kittymama said:

Hi, Teacher Julie! You’ve just done a tag and now here comes another! I promise you’ll enjoy this one, lalo na you take great pictures. Please check it out at http://blog.sanriotown.com/okasaneko:hellokitty.com/2008/03/19/bag-voyeur/

Please?
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20 Mar, 2008 @ 12:03 am
Belle said:

Great lessons for all children. those are the things I want to impart to my girls, too.

20 Mar, 2008 @ 9:28 pm
julie said:

KIttyMama, sure I will line this tag. I may not be able to do this asap, hopefully I won’t forget, :D

I enjoyed looking at your tech gadgets and HK items.

20 Mar, 2008 @ 9:30 pm
julie said:

Thanks, Belle. I just hope I would be a batter living example to them. Sometimes, I feel I fall short especially when I am exhausted.

21 Mar, 2008 @ 5:59 pm
Bang said:

Hi julie! Those are great lessons to our children. If they’ll follow these lessons, I know they’ll become better persons as they grow old. :)

25 Mar, 2008 @ 3:41 pm
Wena said:

hi teacher julie… got here from PMN. you have a very nice website, with tons of information… More Power!

26 Mar, 2008 @ 9:03 am
julie said:

Bang, thanks for the tag. Sure makes one look at their perspectives and try to do better. Parenting is a never ending lessons and learning about loving. Siyempre, kasama din dun ang kunsumisyon :D

26 Mar, 2008 @ 9:25 am
julie said:

Wena, thank you. Hope you will be able to drop by again. Take care :)

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