Family Quotes

"The family is a feedback system where actions ripple endlessly."

"The greatest gifts you can give your children are the roots of responsibility and the wings of independence."

"The institution of the family is accountable for a large share of the suffering which exists in the world."

"Women are the first environment."

"My grandmother wanted her children to speak well and to be well-educated."

"The family is the basic unit of society, and its health determines the society's health."

"The family is the primordial group, and from it all other social institutions have grown."

"In the kinship system lies the blueprint of social organization itself."

"Family is the root of civilization."

"Family bonds endure."

"The bonds of kinship extend far beyond mere biological connection."

"Marriage systems are solutions to the problem of organizing reproduction and inheritance."

"Inheritance and succession systems reveal a society's fundamental values and concerns."

"Every society must regulate sexuality because reproduction has profound social consequences."

"We inherit more from our ancestors than we inherit from our genes."

"Family is the first school of pattern recognition and relationship."

"The family is the crucible in which all human values are forged and tested."

"The greatest inheritance is not money, but values."

"We must understand that kinship systems are ways of organizing human relationships, not mere biological facts."

"The bond between parents and children is perhaps the strongest force in nature."

"The family is the basic unit of society."

"Family bonds are sacred and eternal."

"The institution of the family is the basis for all civilization."

"The great tradition of parenthood is the greatest tradition in the world."

"My grandmother gave me my sense of discipline and my sense of taste."

"The family is where we first learn to love and be loved."

"We inherit culture, we do not invent it anew."

"The family is the first and most fundamental group of human society."

"Family is the first state, and within it all human virtues and vices are rehearsed."

"The first thing to remember about becoming a mother is that no one can do it quite like you."