Strong, to go into the world and face what may come with courage. As a Dad, I have no idea what they may encounter.
From my new book, due 2018: Question for parents: do you want to make your children safe, or strong?
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The question is one of priorities. Overemphasis on safety will eventually backfire because it leads to dangerous weakness
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Strong in mind and body, which includes educating him on avoiding harmful excesses.
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If I had to choose: strong
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Excellent parenting book: "Hold on to your kids: why parents need to matter more than peers" by Neufeld/Mate. Wakeup call.
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I thought safe a couple years ago, but I'm leaning more towards strong each day that goes by.
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strong can lead to safe. Safe usually don't lead to strong. Correct?
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I had a similar conversation with my wife last night. I think it stemmed from kind or smart and led to safe or resisilient.
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I believe they will be safe so my focus is on making them strong.
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