If you can't get your children to do what is right or what they need to do, are you a failure as a parent or are they exercising their free agency?
I need a vacation! And a nap
Sibling love
11 years ago
Saturday, October 25, 2008
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No success can compensate for failure in the home.
thanks McKay for that uplifting comment, now I really feel terrible.
Sister Lindmark, I'm no parent and I don't pretend to know as much as any good parent does, but I don't think "failure" is an acurate depiction of a family who is centered in the gospel and teaches correct principles. No, "failure" is a very poor description of a family who's goals are to raise up righteous children in the gospel and continue in making and keeping sacred covenants. "Failure" is no way to describe the love that is felt in a home where the Preisthood is accessible and worthly administered.
If "failure" is the way you describe that kind of a home, then failed you have. I don't believe failure can be associated with your family. -But what do I know, I'm just a kid. lol
Dear Friend,
The only failure is that you are not able to see that you are a loving , caring, MOM. a MOM WHO WANTS THE BEST FOR HER CHILDREN.
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