Rosemary M. Wixom Quotes
The Answer To Our Prayer Of How To Meet Our Children's Needs May Be To More Often Technologically Disconnect. Precious Moments Of Opportunity To Interact And Converse With Our Children Dissolve When We Are Occupied With Distractions. Why Not Choose A Time Each Day To Disconnect From Technology And Reconnect With Each Other? Simply Turn Everything Off. When You Do This, Your Home May Seem Quiet At First; You May Even Feel At A Loss As To What To Do Or Say. Then, As You Give Full Attention To Your Children, A Conversation Will Begin, And You Can Enjoy Listening To Each Other.
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