Comments on: Happy parents – happy children http://welcomeflowerchild.com/career/happy-parents-%e2%80%93-happy-children/ Blog for a happier next generation Fri, 10 Sep 2010 04:18:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Fabienne http://welcomeflowerchild.com/career/happy-parents-%e2%80%93-happy-children/#comment-21 Fabienne Fri, 17 Oct 2008 20:11:12 +0000 http://welcomeflowerchild.com/?p=149#comment-21 @Hendrikus That is a very nice translation and accidentally exactly what is meant, we love to read what your opinion is. If not in English, than in any other language. @Hendrikus
That is a very nice translation and accidentally exactly what is meant, we love to read what your opinion is. If not in English, than in any other language.

]]> By: Hendrikus Laurentius Franciscus Maria RIJNART http://welcomeflowerchild.com/career/happy-parents-%e2%80%93-happy-children/#comment-20 Hendrikus Laurentius Franciscus Maria RIJNART Fri, 17 Oct 2008 19:11:29 +0000 http://welcomeflowerchild.com/?p=149#comment-20 'Leave a reply'; is to be read in the above stated text. Well; to keep it brief while we're on the 'Sja'bat eve' and have to attempt being as less energetic and 'whiling': "Leave" is in English the word one uses as describing the action to take distance of something, or -one, and let the common activities to the one who's nót taking distance from the ongoing common action. In Frisian; the language they speak in the Northern part of Netherlands as well as in parts of Germany (Saterland) and Denmark; "Leave" expresses the vocalised emotion of being fond of someone (else), thus 'telling to someone that the other (one) is very dear to you'. So; "Dear.., i love You", means: "Leave.., do bist myn leave". (..) ‘Leave a reply’; is to be read in the above stated text. Well; to keep it brief while we’re on the ‘Sja’bat eve’ and have to attempt being as less energetic and ‘whiling’: “Leave” is in English the word one uses as describing the action to take distance of something, or -one, and let the common activities to the one who’s nót taking distance from the ongoing common action.

In Frisian; the language they speak in the Northern part of Netherlands as well as in parts of Germany (Saterland) and Denmark; “Leave” expresses the vocalised emotion of being fond of someone (else), thus ‘telling to someone that the other (one) is very dear to you’. So; “Dear.., i love You”, means: “Leave.., do bist myn leave”.

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]]> By: HCWCur http://welcomeflowerchild.com/career/happy-parents-%e2%80%93-happy-children/#comment-19 HCWCur Fri, 17 Oct 2008 02:49:44 +0000 http://welcomeflowerchild.com/?p=149#comment-19 When the parents are always around, the kids cannot develop their own identity and personality and thus become a mere copy of the parents (or a drug-addict) I fully agree and support the statement of Galinsky, kids needs space but have to be comforted with the fact that they are the number one priority of their parents. When the parents are always around, the kids cannot develop their own identity and personality and thus become a mere copy of the parents (or a drug-addict) I fully agree and support the statement of Galinsky, kids needs space but have to be comforted with the fact that they are the number one priority of their parents.

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