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Dorothy Walters says
I taught my son to be nice and share. We moved to Seattle and the neighbor next to us were nice but their kids had potty mouths. Soon my son had one too.
Dorothy Walters says
It was a very good review about friendships and how to handle situations in a positive manner.
laurie nykaza says
sharing is important and helps develop relationships with others
Anastasia says
I teach them about friendship by relating my own experiences with friends, bullying and how I dealt with them all 🙂 I also tell them that the way I did things might not be the way they should and to use their best judgement in any situation 🙂 My examples are just a rough guideline from one perspective 🙂
Margot C says
We read books with friendship as a theme
Rebecca DeCamp Bryant says
I taught my children to always be a good listener in their friendships and to be honest at all times.
Rebecca DeCamp Bryant says
Thanks so much for the review. I am always looking for good books to read to my grandchildren and I really like good teaching books.
stacey dempsey says
I think there are alot of good books that model the kind of things that kids need to know about being a good friend and I think it really sinks in when they learn it in a fun way like through a book. While kids listen to what we say as parents I think they like to hear it from other sources even more lol
Kathleen says
I hope I set a great example by being a good friend and having positive friendships. I’ve always told my three daughters that to have great fiends, you have to be a great friend. I also expected that they always treat others respectful, even those that aren’t their friends.
Lisa Brown says
Well, I lead by example and try to treat others with respect and kindness.
Melani says
I taught my children and I am teaching my grand children that God created all of us and loves each and everyone of us! He (Jesus) teaches us to Love our neighbor as we love ourselves and when we love people we want to be friends them! We ask God to let us see others with His eyes and to allow us to feel the love He feels for all of His children!
Jeanna says
We are working on our sharing & being kind to everyone no matter what!
Deborah D says
I taught them to be friends with everybody. I also said not say anything negative about anyone because you may be in the same situation one day.
Stacey J. says
I always remind them to be respectful of others and treat them the way you would like to be treated.
Eliza Ferree says
we talk about it, talk about accepting attitudes, things friends do and do not do, etc.
shirley says
I think by example first, and we have books and dvds about friendship, too.
KateV says
I try to always go back to the golden rule… treat people the way you want to be treated. Helps settle disputes between friends.
Mia Dentice Carey says
I make sure he THINKS about how he would feel…..I encourage him to BE NICE, take turns and be kind.
melina r says
I tell them to always be nice to other kids, never mean.
Shelley P says
I teach my kids about friendship by telling them to be kind and helpful to others.
Beth Moore says
We talk about being nice to everyone so they know they can always feel comfortable around us.
steve weber says
I tell my niece and nephew to practice being kind at school and at home.
Terri Quick says
Teaching children to share is a good way .
Cindy Merrill says
I’m an honorary grammy to my hubby’s grandkids- from what I’ve heard, all three kids are exceptional, have lots of friends: I think the important thing is to think of the other person and how they feel.
rachel rohde says
one way is teaching him to share his toys.
tracy simms says
I try to get my sons to share and to be kind to their friends..they like to wrestle but I try to tell them not to so no one gets hurt!!
Karen Lynn says
treat everyone just like you want to be treated.
JLin says
love and share
dv8 says
I teach them how to react to conflict.
Kristin says
Well, one important way for me was to teach by example. It’s hard to expect your kids to grasp the meaning of friendship when you talk badly about your friends behind their back, or get in petty fights, or behave badly in your own, adult friendships.
Edna Myers says
Never base friendship on money, clothes, or what others think. Base it off of the person standing before you.
DanV says
We teach them through stories and also talking about the friends they are making
Tammy Dalley says
I teach them to share and we read books about best friends and sharing with others and being there for each other!
jennifer wexler says
read some books about it or do role playing of what being a good friend looks like
Amber Terry says
I think it’s important to teach kids about being kind to others.
Kim Pinch says
I teach them by example. I always remind them not to say anything negative about anyone and to apoligize even if they think something wasn’t their fault.
Mary Withrow says
I would agree with everyone, I teach by example, being kind to others, sharing. I think friendship just comes naturally with being a good person.
Leslie Galloway says
I teach my kids by showing them how I am a good friend to my own circle of girlfriends.
Jackie says
I’ve taught them about sharing and compromising and be kind.
Thank you!
Kate F. says
I teach them to be kind to others and to share.
Cheryl Chervitz/rozy nozy says
I always told my kids to treat any other person as they wanted to be treated. If they could share or help someone out, do it.
Shane R. says
It’s important to teach your child about honesty and being kind to others. Those qualities will lead to strong, long-lasting friendships.
Janet W. says
We read books about friendship and I also teach my grandson about respecting others and treated them kindly!
Sara Wood says
emphasis the importance of being a good friend as often as you can.
Erin Thompson says
I always tell my kids it’s quality not quantity.
Rosie LaVertue says
sharing is important and not making fun of people
Lisa V. says
Some of the things I try to install were to be honest and to be there for a friend during the good and bad times.
Carla S says
I told my son to be loyal and be there when his friend needs someone to talk to.
Abby says
Encouraging them to be team players on their sports teams
shayne livingston says
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Jessica Snow says
Always teach to share and to treat someone the way you would want to be treated.
Thanks for the giveaway! =)
Kim Ripley says
I get my daughter to socialize a lot at the park. She makes friends there.
Dwayne Berry says
We always make sure to tell our daughter to share.
susan wiener says
My sister always teaches her kids to treat others the way they want to be treated.
Linda Lansford says
I teach by example
ChelseaBC says
By telling them to be good people
Andrew Leukhardt says
I stress the importance of kindness, understanding, and forgiveness to my son
kim h says
I have taught them to love and be open minded about everyone. Stereotyping is not a way to find good friends
Jennifer Reed says
Some ways I teach my children about friendship is to model good friendship and to read books about unusual friendships.
Chelsea D says
The golden rule!! 🙂
Stephen says
By showing him that Jesus is my friend
Colin Glendon says
That sharing is caring!
heather says
I think it’s important to teach kids to share and to be nice to each other.
Peter G says
I taught my children to think for themselves and don’t rush to judge or be friendly with someone. If you couldn’t bring this person home to meet your family, better think why are you friendly.
Amber says
I teach my kids the golden rule, and to share and to be patient. I think those are some important friendship tips 🙂
Betty says
We were military and and that means you change schools; we put a positive spin on it that each new class or extracurricular activity was an opportunity to meet new friends. In military communities there is a consistent turnover each year and it’s not just your kids who are new.
Kayla Lee says
I teach him about friendship through play dates with other kids. Honestly he’s the most loving person I’ve ever met and has never met a stranger. I feel like he teaches me more about friendship than I teach him.
Elizabeth says
I don’t have kids, but I would tell them stories, listen to theirs, and teach them about how to get along with others!
Jacob LaFountaine says
Lead by example. Treat your friends like you’d want your children to treat theirs
Tiffani P. says
I teach my son to be nice to everyone. And if he is having a “not so friendly moment”, I remind him to think about how he felt during certain situations… when someone was mean or wouldn’t share and how it made him feel at the time and also a time when someone was being nice to him and how that made him feel good.
Kiara says
I lead by example.
Natalie says
I make them play at the park with other kids and share their toys.
Renee G says
We talk about how the other person might feel.
jennifer lane says
I always teach him to introduce himself to one other kid at the playground, park, etc!
Kathy Lausche says
I tried to teach my kids to show respect for everyone! And to reach out to kids that are shy and don’t seem to have a lot of friends.
jeanette sheets says
to share and treat people the way u want to be treated,have respect,be kind,outgoing!
Emily R. says
We teach through example. Books & certain tv shows are also helpful.
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Christy Maurer says
My kids are teens now, but I think that children just naturally seek out others like themselves to bond with.
Denise says
I always tried to lead by example.
Brenda Witherspoon-Bedard says
model it and read books
Michelle S says
That’s easy! I don’t have children. 🙂
Michelle S says
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Debbie says
Do unto others!
Jo says
“Do unto others…..”
Kimberly Hilbert says
I teach my daughter to treat people with kindness and respect. And that she should receive it in return.
Karen Drake says
I teach my grandkids to treat others as they want to be treated.
Geoff K says
We try to work in “how would he/she feel?” moments of reflection whenever we can to encourage them to understand other people’s feelings and perspectives, and we try to lead by example by showing random acts of kindness to our friends and family members.
Dawn Sterner says
Reading books, watching educational shows & just learning from us.
justa sobriquet says
Adorable books. Too bad my child is almost a teenager (sometimes I wish he were little again), he’s a little too old for that book but I have some nephews that are approaching story-book time.
Mike says
You should let them play, and learn, with other kids and have fun no matter the race/gender. Just let the kids be kids.
kathy pease says
I guess I would say telling them to be nice to people and not be a person that talks about people behind their back
tanya devenney says
I have always instilled in them to be caring and accepting of others
Shirley Hicks says
ive always taught my kids to treat others they way they would wanna be treated
Lora W. says
Teach them by being a good example and guiding them with their friendships.
Serena Powell says
I don’t have kids.
wheezi (Jeanne Jewett) says
The importance of honesty and trust, and the lifetime foundation it builds.
Allie says
Teach about sharing
terri c says
teach your children to interact with other children unselfishly, teach them to be kind . manners is a way of showing respect, teach them with your actions . teach them with books, teach them with programs set up for children right choices and wrong choices, but always teach them to love, and not hate, and teach them everyone was created equal.and teach them to share,
Georgia Beckman says
I think the best way to teach is by example. If I do something nice for a friend, they learn the concept of doing for others.
Lisa says
I tell them to be nice and try to be friends with everyone
Ava Chavez says
One of the most important things in a friendship to me is understanding…so, I teach my kids how important it is to be understanding of other’s, even when we don’t understand.
Deb Esling says
I think the best way to teach your kids about friendship is to model the behaviors you want them to have.
krystal wethington says
Teach them to share and not to judge anyone.
Sara Sullivan says
Do unto others…
Melissa says
By setting a good example.
Nicole Carter Weasley says
I have always told my kids to by nice to others and they will be nice to you.
Susan Smith says
I told my daughter to be loyal and be there when her friend needs someone to talk to.
Melanie Montgomery says
I show them good examples of what being a friend means
jules m. says
i have told her that when things are rough, you can only count on your friends. so you need to be there for them as well and treat them well.
Julia Barnes says
I teach them the golden rule.
Becky Richied says
I teach by showing how to share and give to others.
Claudia Davis says
Books that discuss friendship and bullying is a good way.
melikegarfield says
We use their favorite movies and talk about what the characters might do (or not do) that helps build friendships.
Sarah L says
No kids. This looks like a great book.
Thanks for the contest.
Tamega D. says
Love the title of the book, I know its a great book.
socratesjr says
When we read them stories we often ask of what they learned and emphasize the qualities that make good friends (and friendships).
Lillian says
To be kind to everyone
Ashley Pomykala says
I don’t have any kids. I would teach them about friendship through interaction.
Julie Hawkins says
I try to teach them the importance of sharing with other kids
Shannon says
I lead by example and really enforce empathy; how you would feel if you were in the other person’s shoes.
Tamar says
I tell them to share.
Jenny says
We talk about friendship and how to treat our friends and read books.
Bryan E. says
Thanks for the giveaway…we try to lead our kids by example: treat others well, sharing, mutual respect, how to apologize when you disrespect others, etc.
Christian Alejandro says
I like leading by example. Demonstrating our own healthy friendships and respect is the way to go.
Michelle Tucker says
We talk about things that friends talked about during the day. Letting them know how important friends are.
Sky Kory says
Teach them by talking about your own experiences
Matt Cavallaro says
To be able to share with other kids and to get along with them by being nice to them.
Tenielle S says
We talk about sharing, listening, and being nice.
Tamara says
We read devotionals together and read stories with friendship themes in them.
Trudy Z says
Making them write sorry notes when they have been rude.