Memories

I believe that there are few more important things that you can leave your children other than cherished memories and a good education to nourish and accompany them throughout their lives. And a good education includes not only degrees and certificates, but all those things you teach your children at home, by example.

Creating childhood memories that will sustain them when they face the difficult and sad moments they will undoubtedly have to deal with at some time or another, involves giving them unconditional love, allowing them to know that they are cherished and important members of the family, educating them with kindness, speaking and listening to them, and sharing enjoyable moments with them.

Children who grow up in an environment where they know they are loved will most likely become happy adults. Love does not mean spoiling; quite the contrary. To love is to teach a child to become a kind, grateful, responsible and self-sufficient person, able to do things for him or herself and to be ready to assume the responsibilities for their actions.