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#35

Always ask for her opinion, no matter if she is only 2 years old...

Even though you may not always see eye to eye, the simple act of consistently asking will help her realize her thoughts, feelings, and opinions matter.

#27

When your teenage daughter is upset, learning when to engage and when to back off will add years to YOUR life. 

 If you succeed in doing this, tell me how.

#12

At times, her actions, thought processes, feelings... or some combination of the three, will be beyond your ability to comprehend. 
Don’t even try... But when in doubt... trust your heart. She already does.

#8

Today you are driving her to school. Tomorrow she’s going off to college...






Don’t blink.

#13

Sometimes she needs you to hold on. 
Other times she needs you to let go. 



Wisdom is knowing the difference.

#134

Take it easy on the presents for her birthday and Christmas. Instead, give her the gift of experiences you can share together... 

 Then again... BIG cool gifts has never hurt anyone, AND the joy in their eyes when they see the shinny wrapping is glorious!

You can share both experiences and toys together...

#113

Holding her upside down by the legs while she giggles and screams uncontrollably is great for your biceps. 

WARNING: She has no concept of muscle fatigue.

#91

Introduce them to the swings at your local park. They’ll squeal for you to push her higher and faster. 
Their definition of “higher and faster” is probably not the same as yours... Keep that in mind.

When they get a bit older, your definition of higher and faster will be a lot closer to their's. When that day comes, go ahead… give it all you've got.

#79

She’ll probably want to crawl in bed with you after a nightmare.

 This is a good thing!!

#128

Take her swimsuit shopping...
Don’t be afraid to veto some of her choices, but resist the urge to buy her full-body beach pajamas.

#141

Let them roll around in the grass, it’s good for their soul. 

It’s not bad for yours either...

#107

It is in their nature to make music. 
 It’s up to you to introduce them to the right instruments until they can choose on their own.

#106

Lullaby... Always and I do mean ALWAYS, sing a lullaby to your kid... That is a special bond that will never be broken, no matter how old they get not only they will remember these songs but it can even comfort them in times of distress...














Just a few suggestions in case you don't know what to sing....

#86

Dance with her.
Start when she’s a little girl or even when she’s a baby.



Don’t wait ‘til her wedding day.

#83

There will come a day when your kid asks for a puppy.
Don’t over think it, just say, “Yes.”