The older I get, the more I realize that children learn more from how we react than from what we say.

I used to think the most important part of parenting was finding the right words. Now I'm not so sure. Children watch everything. They watch how we handle stress. They watch how we treat other people. They watch what we do when we're frustrated. Sometimes I think the lessons they remember most are the ones we never intended to teach. What do you think children learn most from their parents: what we say or what we do?