Maybe it's the easiest way to teach our kids to honor others, but it's really to teach them just to be generous with the words that come out of their mouth.

Like, we're not stingy with words in our family.

We're not stingy with compliments.

We're not stingy with honor.

We're not stingy with giving recognition and encouragement.

Like, we give it generously.

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We know we are to honor others. That's going to be our topic here today on Motherhood Monday.

But it's just not something I think that gets a ton of airtime.

So we'll try to give it some today.

But when we hear the word honor, like what's the first thing that comes to mind?

And for me, it's like honor culture of Eastern cultures, right? Like what my kids might see

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