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Appreciation for all they bring into our lives
Balance somewhere between too little and too much
Commitment it’s the little things we do each day that matter
Dreams to touch the future
Empathy remember what it was like to be a child
Family and Friends everyone needs someone to love
Guidance actions speak louder than words
Healthy Habits to nurture body mind and spirit
Inspiration to explore beauty wonder and mystery
Joy sprinkle laughter and happiness daily
Kindness to learn to care for others as they are cared for
Limits set boundaries and consequences together
Mentors to give wings to their aspirations
Nature to delight in rainbows, butterflies and shooting stars
Opportunites to discover what truly makes their hearts sing
Play the “work” of childhood
Quiet Time to recharge their batteries
Responsibilities to build self-esteem and self-confidence
Security feeling safe is essential for growth
Traditions keep the family tree alive and sprout new branches
Unconditional Love for who they are, not for what they do
Values live yours and encourage them to find theirs
Words of Encouragement “you can do it, I believe in you!”
XOXOXO’s hug them and kiss them every day
You your presence more than your presents
ZZZZZZZ’s a good nights sleep
Written by Meiji Stewart

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