Things to say everyday to your children:

We say a lot of things to our children everyday we tell them what to do, where to go and when to clean up. It is time to make the things we say memorable and lasting.

Remember when a teacher or parent told you something and you got that warm, fuzzy feeling all over? That something certainly made you feel good about yourself. Remember what it was? Share that warmth and fuzzy feeling with the people you care for the most. Let them know how you feel about them.

Ask a mom when the last time she told her children she loves them she might very likely respond like the rest of us and say: “I do not remember but I know I tell them, they also know deep down I love them.”

Children know many things but it does not make a difference if they know you love them, you need to tell them over and over again.

Yup, there are things you got to tell your children or students everyday. Day in and day out, keep telling them to ingrain it in their hearts and minds.

So what are you supposed to be sharing with them?

Ready to hear what you should be telling your children daily?

1. I love you– this shows them you cherish them and they have a place in your heart. Sometimes it may not seem that you love them especially when you discipline but let them know that you always have and always will love them no matter what!
2. I trust you– saying that helps build trust and understanding. Children will be willing to take risks and taste failure at times, knowing that you have their backs. Children will also look to please and try hard not to disappoint.
3. You make me so happy– this builds their self value and shows them how they make a difference to others.
4. You make me proud when…- this compliments them and builds their self esteem, make them feel good about themselves they will try to always make you proud.
5. I know that you can do it– this builds their persistence and determination, it squashes feelings of inferiority and low self esteem.
6. You mean so much to me– makes them feel valued and treasured.

In order for anyone to survive they need oxygen, water, food, shelter and sleep, to thrive you need human interaction and relationships. Build your relationships by sharing this important words. 

Things that should be said often to children should be shared with students, colleagues and co workers. Everyone needs to hear and know that make a difference and mean something to someone. Go ahead build someones day and share something you are grateful for and what they mean to you.