45 phrases of children and about childhood
Children's phrases always bring us good memories of that precious and wonderful time in our life. We like his teachings, his feelings.
And who would not want to be a child again? For these reasons and much more, today we bring you a compilation of children's phrases.
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Phrases for childhood and for children
Childhood is a time that marks us for the rest of our lives. In this stage we learn to relate, to express ourselves and to perceive the world. It is in childhood when children begin to shape their personality and certain experiences occur both in the family nucleus and in other contexts that are also important.
If you want to rediscover your childhood, pay attention to the following reflections. Without further delay, we start with the childhood phrases for children.
1. If you carry your childhood with you, you will never grow old (Tom Stoppard)
Remembering old times brings us back a bit of that illusion that only children have.
2. It is never too late to have a happy childhood (Tom Robbins)
Enjoying the good times is something we can start doing no matter how old we are.
3. There is always a moment in childhood when the door opens and lets in the future (Graham Greene)
A phrase for leisurely reflection.
4. One of the luckiest things that can happen to you in life is to have a happy childhood (Agatha Christie)
A joyful childhood lays a great foundation for the future.
5. Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up (Pablo Picasso)
The creativity it fades once we enter adulthood.
6. Children must have a lot of tolerance with adults (Antoine de Saint-Exupery)
Poor children, who must put up with the nonsense of the grown-ups ...
7. The only custom that must be taught to children is not to submit to customs (Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
Indoctrination is one of the sufferings that adults inflict on minors.
8. In the happiest of our childhood memories, our parents were happy too (Robert Brault)
The family plays a fundamental role in childhood and the happiness associated with this beautiful stage.
9. What one loves in childhood stays in the heart forever (Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
Our tastes and childhood memories will always remain with us.
Phrases for children and about happy memories
We continue with other quotes and thoughts that transport us to other times.
10. Wake up in the morning with the spirit you had as a child
Children live invaded by the illusion for the little things. Why not apply this philosophy?
11. The first forty years of childhood are always the hardest
A phrase full of irony.
12. Certain images of childhood remain recorded in the album of the mind as photographs, as scenarios to which, no matter the time that passes, one always returns and remembers (Carlos Ruiz Zafón)
A literary reflection of the great Spanish writer.
13. If I remember correctly, childhood consisted of wanting what could not be achieved (Audur Ava Ólafsdóttir)
Unfortunately, when we are adults we lose this utopian attitude.
14. If I have been able to illuminate a single sad childhood, I am satisfied (Astrid Lindgren)
Getting a smile out of a child is a source of deep joy.
15. There are no fans in the children's world
Free interpretation.
16. One of the traps of childhood is that you don't have to understand something to feel it. By the time reason is able to understand what happened, the wounds in the heart are already too deep (Carlos Ruiz Zafón)
A reflection on how we feel emotions during childhood.
17. Childhood is a wonderful time. There is no past, there is no future; only a present that is looked at with innocence and illusion (Carla Montero)
Another charming and nostalgic phrase that explains how we feel during childhood.
18. For him it was not a mistake to keep within himself a part of childhood, a part of a dream (Marc Levy)
We must preserve a part of the innocence.
19. I liked fantastic adventures, I liked to be scared by reading, to be scared knowing that in the end everything would end well. My parents traveled a lot and I only remember one constant in my childhood: books, they provided me with a security that today, when I return to them, is still intact (Jean Echenoz)
After many years, that simplicity has not ceased to be there.
20. The most vivid images I have of my childhood are all happy. They are images of parties, lots and lots of parties, and music constantly playing everywhere (Ron Wood)
Beautiful thoughts from the great Ron Wood.
21. The child who does not play is not a child, but the man who does not play lost forever the child who lived in him and he will miss it very much (Pablo Neruda)
The Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, in an endearing reflection.
22. Children begin by loving their parents. When they have grown up, they judge them, and sometimes even forgive them (Oscar Wilde)
Different stages of life and different mentalities regarding parents.
23. There has never been a child so adorable that the mother does not want to put to sleep (Emerson)
Children need to rest, no matter how beautiful they are.
24. The wonderful thing about childhood is that anything is wonderful in it (Gilbert Keith Chesterton)
Children's ability to be surprised is absolutely magical.
25. Something withered in him: perhaps faith in the perenniality of childhood (Miguel Delibes)
By abandoning childhood, we lose any glimmer of illusion for the future.
26. Aging is mandatory, but growing up is optional (Walt Disney)
Growing up is fine, but you also need to maintain a connection with childhood.
27. We didn't realize we were making memories, we just knew we were having a good time
We are not fully aware, but during childhood we build castles of memories and memories.
28. You have a friend in me (Toy Story)
A phrase taken from this exceptional children's animated film.
29. Childhood shows you that you don't need great things to enjoy and be happy
Happiness is in the good times, not in the material.
30. Children do not know, but they are the happiest in this crazy society
The most sensible in a sea of bitterness and asphalt.
31. Do not compress with great force and vigor the hand of a tender child (Focílides)
The Greek philosopher thus spoke about the infinite tenderness of children.
32. Protect me from the wisdom that does not cry, from the philosophy that does not laugh and from the greatness that does not bow to children (Khalil Gibran)
Appreciating a child's smile is one of the greatest displays of moral wisdom.
33. Childhood is the stage in which all men are creators (Juana de Ibarbourou)
Great phrase about the childhood of the Uruguayan poet.
34. Childhood is the stage when everything is built. Hence the importance of a personalized and quality education (Paulo Freire)
Early childhood education is crucial.
35. A traditional master class has all the ingredients for superficial learning. When will we realize that children learn by playing, by doing, by experimenting? (Bertrand Regader)
The Spanish educational psychologist explains his vision of Western education in an excerpt from his book "What is intelligence?"
36. Children are the hope of the world (José Martí)
The Cuban poet thus spoke about the importance of the new generations.
37. Children are still the symbol of the eternal marriage between love and duty (George Eliot)
A memorable reflection on the responsibility of starting a family.
38. All older people were children at first, although few of them remember it (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)
The author of "The Little Prince" thus reflects on the harshness of adulthood.
39. Sometimes childhood is longer than life (Ana María Matute)
Metaphor with which to give great importance to this vital stage.
40. I have finally reached what I wanted to be when I grew up: a child (Joseph Heller)
The American writer in a brutal and endearing phrase about childhood.
And here our compilation ends. We hope that these childhood phrases are an incentive to reapply the philosophy of children to your day to day. We recommend that you read the collection of phrases for brothers. We hope you liked them. Thank you for your attention!
