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I have often wondered what would happen if the method of introducing a father to his newborn child were different. Instead of a doctor coming out and saying, It’s another girl or It’s another boy, how would we react if each time a child was born our Father in heaven made this kind of introduction to the parents:

Thank you for preparing this little body for the spirit I have created. Now, I present her to you for a season to care for. Please teach her of me and of my Son. I so much want her back with me some day. It all depends on you. Remember this: She is loving. She will respond to teaching. She wants to learn. Please treat her with respect. The road will not be easy. Some of the time it will be most difficult. I want to help you raise her. Please call on me often for advice and counsel. Together we can help her fulfill her purpose in the earth.

I wonder how we might treat these little ones if they had this kind of introduction. Would it be different?

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Father to Daughter: Life Lessons on Raising a Girl, by Henry H. Harrison, Jr.
Father to Son: Life Lessons on Raising a Boy, by Henry H. Harrison, Jr.

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