Julius Charles Hare Quotes

We learn many things from children, always.

They (children) are my teachers. I watch them and I learn. It is important for us to try and be like them and imitate them. They are golden.

A child is a life that has not gone too far away from the Creator. Know a child to know life.

Children are born with their own optimism. They have a clarity and a simplicity that we can only wish for.

We've let the blade of our innocence dull over time, and it's only in innocence that you find any kind of magic, any kind of courage.

Look at life with the eyes of a child.

Young children give us glimpses of some things that are eternal.

Children know something that most people have forgotten.

Lord, give me the heart of a child, and the awesome courage to live it out as an adult.

Children are the keys of paradise.

Where children are, there is the golden age.

That man never grows old who keeps a child in his heart.

There is a child in all of us.

I adore kids. I enjoy everything that they bring to the party. They just say what they think.

I love kids - they're so carefree and always put a smile on my face.

I have a childlike spirit.

I aspire to feel like a child, how about that!

Love is a naked child: do you think he has pockets for money?

No matter what happens, always Keep your childhood innocence. It's the most important thing.

A child, not knowing what is extraordinary and what is commonplace, usually lights midway between the two, finds interest in incidents adults consider beneath notice, and calmly accepts the most improbable occurrences.

We start out in our lives as little children, full of light and the clearest vision.

Walt Disney, of all people, did a good job of describing his own netony. "People who have worked with me say I am 'innocence in action,'" he wrote. "They say I have the innocence and unselfconsciousness of a child. Maybe I have. I still look at the world with uncontaminated wonder."

If you wish to be like a little child, study what a little child could understand — nature; and do what a little child could do — love.

Children are loving, they don't gossip, they don't complain, they're just openhearted. They're ready for you. They don't judge. They don't see things by way of color. They're very child-like. That's the problem with adults: they lose that child-like quality.

Children are not only innocent and curious but also optimistic and joyful and essentially happy. They are, in short, everything adults wish they could be.