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“He had an answer to almost everything and he retired at an early age.”
― Dejan Stojanovic

“The student must be allowed to develop his thinking ability and creativity, instead of repressing them from an early age.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo, Treatise Upon The Misconceptions of Narcissism

“Here, this is for you," the girl said, holding out one of the pages on which she'd been drawing.
"Oh, I... well, thank you." Meg reached out and took the sketch between her fingers.
Gazing down, her eyes widened. Instead of the typical childish scribble she'd expected, she discovered two well-rendered figures. The style was a bit loose, and still immature with a tendency to distort the proportions. Even so, it was refined enough enough to have captured remarkably accurate likenesses of her and Cade seated side by side on the sofa. Esme might be only be nine years of age, but already she was an exceptional artist, better than many adults would ever hope to be.
"This is... extraordinary," Meg said.
"It's you and Cade," the girl offered, clutching a small fist against her yellow wool skirt. "Do you like it?"
"I most certainly do. How could I not? You've drawn Cade and me so perfectly. It's beautiful."
The girl's oval features came alive with a pleased smile. "Good night, Miss Amberley. I'm glad you're going to be my sister."
At a sudden loss for what she knew would never be, Meg settled on the only honest reply she could offer.
"Sweet dreams, Esme.”
― Tracy Anne Warren, Tempted by His Kiss

“My philosophy is that kids shouldn't be played down to. Introduce them to complex flavors early on, and they'll develop sophisticated palates. It's worked so far with Chloe, whose list of green vegetables, in addition to the standard ones, includes mizuna, artichokes, and rapini.”
― Meredith Mileti, Aftertaste: A Novel in Five Courses

“We always celebrate a great woman but to be great, the girl child needs to be encouraged to excel from an early age.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, Woman of Virtue: Power-Filled Quotes for a Powerful Woman