Encouraging parents to ask their children about acts of kindness they did each day, the chapter underscores the importance of cultivating empathy and values by focusing on positive behaviors rather than just achievements.
We’re always asking our kids questions. How was school? How did baseball practice go? Did you stay out of trouble? What did your teacher say about your math grade? Did you have fun with your friends?
We ask these questions because we want to have something to talk about. We ask these questions because we’re concerned. We ask these questions because the answers matter to us. Our kids realize this.
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