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Each child is unique Though he may look like his mother or act like h»s father, his particular combination of traits is unlike any other.
Each child needs to know this. He may not be as good an athlete as his brother or as good a student as his sister, but he should be appreciated for the good qualities he has, whatever they may be.
A child develops self-worth from many sources— from parents, grandparents, and teachers. The church teaches him that he is important also, for Christ taught us that he loved each of us just as we are. Let your child know that God loves him—that he is unique and irreplaceable.
Tell him—There is no one like you.
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