"Nurture your sons with love and counsel. Teach them the importance of personal cleanliness, of neatness in their dress. Sloppy ways lead to sloppy lives. Instill in them a sense of discipline. Keep them worthy of service to the Church as missionaries. Give them things to do so that they may learn to work. Teach them to be frugal. Labor and frugality lead to prosperity. Teach them that nothing really good happens after 11 o’clock at night. And do not spoil them. If they go on missions, they may be compelled to live in circumstances that you would not wish for them. Do not worry about them. Give them encouragement.
Stir within your children the desire for education. This is the latchkey to success in life. And at the same time, teach them that as President David O. McKay was wont to remind us, “No other success can compensate for failure in the home.” 1
I found this quote by President Hinckley.
LOVED IT.
As a mom of two boys I have felt inadequate.
How will I know what to do with boys.
I am a girl.
I love being a girl.
It is my hope as a mother that I can teach them EVERYTHING (and somedays it feels like everything) they will need to know in this life to be self reliant, independent, honest and kind men.
I also heard a quote from Julie B. Beck.
Since I heard it I don't have it word for word.
She said that as mothers we are doing a good job. But, we can do a little more.
.....
WOW. I am feeling the importance of my job as a mother today.
I also heard a quote from Julie B. Beck.
Since I heard it I don't have it word for word.
She said that as mothers we are doing a good job. But, we can do a little more.
.....
WOW. I am feeling the importance of my job as a mother today.



