Teaching in values

Instilling the value of friendship in children from an early age can have a huge impact on their development. It not only encourages them to make new friends, but it helps them to be more selective in the relationships they establish and to value them more, which is why they tend to have longer-lasting friendships. Obviously, it is not about transmitting preconceptions but about promoting a critical attitude and a moral conscience so that children are the ones who form their own concept of friendship.

In this sense, literature and especially short sentences can become an excellent starting point to talk to children about the subject and encourage them to reflect on its importance. One of its greatest advantages is that you can use this resource at any time, you can even write phrases as a mantra to hang in the children’s room so that they read them every time they enter. The ideal is to bet on clear phrases that are not too convoluted so that they can be understood easily.

Here are some phrases about friendship that will suit you like a glove to start educating the little ones at home in values.

1. Friends are travel companions who help us move on the path of a happier life.
2. Two people cannot be friends for long if they cannot forgive their little mistakes.
3. A friend is someone who knows us and still loves us.
4. Who has a faithful friend, has a treasure.
5. The earth makes us wait every season to reap its fruits, but we collect the fruits of friendship at every moment.
6. Friendship is like the stars. We can’t always see them, but we know they are there.
7. One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is understanding and being understood.
8. Friends are those people who ask you how you are and wait to hear the answer.
9. A noble friendship is a duo masterpiece.
10. He who seeks a friend without mistakes will never have one.