In this episode, Danielle Bean talks to Maria Marianyagam, a children’s book author, about teaching kids virtue.
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- Teaching virtues to children from a young age is important for their development and can help them grow into effective and fruitful individuals.
- Maria Marianyagam’s board book series, which focuses on virtues like hope and courage, provides a fun and accessible way for children to learn about and practice virtues.
- Parents can engage with the series by reading the books with their children, using the discussion questions and activities provided on Maria’s website, and modeling virtuous behavior themselves.
- Female friendships are important for women and can provide support, affirmation, and a unique understanding of shared experiences.
- It is important to be reflective about the friendships in our lives, invest time and energy into maintaining them, and bring any struggles or concerns to prayer.
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