When a storm is coming, all other birds seek shelter. The eagle alone avoids the storm by flying above it. So, in the storms of life may your heart be like an eagle’s and soar above.” – Author Unknown

Expect the Best!


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We all need to expect the best from our children, our future!

When happens when parents expect the best?

Their children fall in line, follow rules, and act responsibly.

No one knows this better than Brad Howard and his son Bradley.  High school student Bradley kept giving his physics teacher a hard time and the teacher kept emailing Bradley’s parents.  So Brad Howard promised to sit next to his son in class if he got one more email from his son’s physics teacher.  Bradley did not believe his dad would actually do that and continued to misbehave in class.

The morning that Bradley’s parents got one more email, Brad Howard went to physics class and sat next to his son in class.  Everyone seemed to think this was hilarious. Except for Bradley, of course.  Bradley’s sister tweeted the picture of Dad sitting next to Bradley in class and Dad simply replied that he was just making his promise good.

If only more parents did things like this!

If more parents were like Brad Howard, the world would be a better place.  Children would understand that they must follow the rules, an understanding that would follow them into adulthood.  Crime would be reduced and more citizens would be more responsible and more productive.

Parents, the future of our society is in your heart and hands, literally. Your responsibility to your child is to raise him to become an independent healthy adult.  His responsibility is to follow the rules, always do his best, and maximize the opportunities life gives him.  To raise  a healthy adult, you must always hold your child responsible for his actions and expect him to complete all reasonable tasks,

If you do not expect your child to follow rules and be responsible for his own actions while he is in your care, he will not be responsible and disciplined when he leaves your care as an adult.  Instead, he would be more likely to find ways to circumvent laws and just may become a trouble maker.  But if you do expect these things of your child, he will probably grow up to be a responsible, healthy, law-abiding adult.

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As recent events prove, our society needs more healthy, responsible, law-abiding adults.  So please raise your child to become one!  Please follow Brad Howard’s parenting example and always expect the best.

Enable your child to soar like an eagle over life’s storms.  Expect him to follow rules and always do his best.

 

Let the encouraging words in these near a river posts help you

soar like an eagle above life’s storms.

 

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"Each reader's heart is like an eagle's and can soar above the storms in life..." - Near a River's Author, BJ Rae.

Written with uplifting words of encouragement, Near a River is a photographic children's book about two young bald eagles who are eager for their mother to teach them to fly so they may soar over the storms in their lives. Near a River encourages early childhood reading. BJ hopes that every child becomes a strong reader and soars above the storms in life.

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