How to Really Love Your Child Quotes

“If your child has a disability, a problem of any kind, do not become so wrapped up with the problem that you neglect the child. Your child needs your unconditional love far more than anything else—far more than any medical care, no matter how necessary. Far”
― D. Ross Campbell, How to Really Love Your Child

“The most important relationship in the family is the marital relationship. It takes primacy over all others, including the parent-child relationship. Both the quality of the parent-child bond and the child’s security largely depend on the quality of the marital bond. You”
― D. Ross Campbell, How to Really Love Your Child

“A child who does not feel genuinely loved and accepted, however, has real difficulty identifying with parents and their values. Without a strong, healthy love-bond, a child reacts to parental guidance with anger, hostility, and resentment. He or she views each parental request (or command) as an imposition and learns to resist it. In severe cases, a child learns to consider each parental request with such resentment that the child’s total orientation to parental (and eventually to all) authority is one of doing exactly the opposite of what is expected.”
― Ross Campbell, How to Really Love Your Child

“Only in this context of being alone without pressure can parents and children develop that special indelible relationship that each child so desperately needs in order to face the realities of life.”
― Ross Campbell, How to Really Love Your Child

“one out of every six kids appears before the Juvenile Court. If you want to make sure one of your kids isn’t included, you’d better hop to it and give them what they need instead of looking after yourself.”
― Ross Campbell, How to Really Love Your Child

“A child is the most needy person in our society, and the greatest need is love.”
― D. Ross Campbell, How to Really Love Your Child