Childrens Day Poems

These Childrens Day Poems are a break from routine where habitually our awareness has lowered, to remind us of the God given joys and pleasure of children. Special days for special little people who we love and nurture, teach and set example too. Celebrate our youngsters on this extra special dayand we just want to say "Hey, you are Fabulous" These are free for you to use for non commercial purpose.










Childrens Day Poems

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Children are a gift from God
And mean so very much
They are here for us to teach them?
Though seems the other way round as such!

They teach us patience
Beyond all doubt
Gentleness but also strict
tempering our personalities right out.

Everything we do, we do it for their future
But have discovered one day at a time enough;
Learning something new each day as is recommended
Good manners and respect for life is tough.

So today of all days we will say to them
You are the future for this world.
So listen, watch and learn and then
Fresh focus and acumen,let YOUR wisdom unfurl.
Maggie-May

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Oh for a son
when my head is bowed
and years have lined my face––
A stalwart son
with a gentle heart,
where I still hold
a mother's place.

Oh, for a son
when eyes grow dim
and memories recede––
A spirited son,
a steadfast son,
who sees but does not
fear my need.
Susan Noyes Anderson

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Childrens Day Poems

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Squeezes

We love to squeeze bananas.
We love to squeeze ripe plums,
And when they are feeling sad
We love to squeeze our mums.
Brian Patten

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My Children

My children are very smart,
Both of them have a great big heart.
They both are growing up each and every day,
In their own unique and special way.

Both of my children are filled with joy,
I love them dearly both my girl and boy.
When I am sad and have a bad day,
Both of my children know how to make my hurt go away.

I love my children more than words could ever say,
I am very grateful that they are alive each and every day.
They mean more to me than anyone will ever know,
When the children are not around me the days seem to go by so slow.

Everyday brings a brand new start,
After all my children are my heart.
I thank God each and every day,
That he sent two beautiful angels my way.

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To my lovely daughter
I just have this to say
Have a very happy birthday
On this your special day

Oftimes you drive me crazy
It's like living in a zoo
You're a lazy, untidy so and so
BUT I REALLY DO LOVE YOU
....despite your new found teenage-itis

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Childrens Day Poems

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Ode to (....)

Your bedroom is a rubbish tip
In clutter it's knee deep
You're always in your "Jamas"
Cos you're never far from sleep

Your lethargy is catching
As Aunt Jane has testified
Thanks to you, her hanging basket plants
Just gave up the ghost...and died

With your media qualification
TV has a welcoming door
But not the Beeb or Sky TV
You were made for Channel Snore

Your total lack of energy
Would put a sloth to shame
But I wouldn't swap you for the world
Cos I love you just the same

Lots of love from Mom

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Childrens Day Poems

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Children are all new and full of energy
Bendy and fresh with no worries at all.
They sing and dance with boundless freedom
Whilst growing so very, very tall.

The years go by so quickly
that it's all over in a trice.
it's a good job I had (......)
So I could do it twice.
Maggie-May

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GREAT TRUTHS THAT ADULTS HAVE LEARNED:

1) Raising teenagers is like nailing jelly to a tree.

2) Wrinkles don't hurt.

3) Families are like fudge...mostly sweet, with a few nuts

4) Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground...

5) Laughing is good exercise. It's like jogging on the inside.

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Not only do they matter but their minds matter

Once children realize that their minds matter;
It makes a difference to how they learn
it reinforces the enjoyment and the impact of the experience of learning.
Daniel J Siegel MD

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Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement.
Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.

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There are ups and downs for all of us:-

There are as many nights as days,
and the one just as long as the other...
Even a happy life cannot be without a measure of darkness.
Carl Jung

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To bring up a child in the way he should go,
Travle that way yourself once in a while.
Josh Billings

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The most precious possession that ever comes to parents
in this world is a child's heart.

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Children are like wet cement
Whatever falls on them makes an impression.
Haim Ginott

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