Words matter

A few weeks ago I came across a post from Michael Hyatt called “A Tale of Two Coaches” that really applies to each of us as teachers and parents. While

Children need to learn the power of words. How to teach kids that words matter using a brilliant analogy. With this clever visual lesson, they will understand the wisdom. Use this idea of inspirational activity with your kids the next time siblings are mean to each other or to their friends. This example is so true when it comes to hurt feelings. Remember this parenting advice & use this tip with your own kids on your motherhood journey. raisingbliss.com #parenting #motherhood #mom…

Do you ever find yourself speaking before you think? I’m quite guilty of this habit, and it’s gotten me into trouble many times. “I tell you that on that day of judgement people will have to account for every careless word they speak.” Matthew 12:36 Our words matter. Just before this verse we read: […]

It's never too soon to begin teaching kids their words matter. See what Tonii did to help her kids learn the power of their words, for good and bad.

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I hear it constantly, “But he was being mean!” (when he totally wasn’t trying to) or “She hurt my feelings!” (when he was being a little too sensitive). Then I heard the pineapple analogy that totally shifted my perspective, and helped my kids understand that their words matter.