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  by Sandra Lowen

  Created on: February 06, 2010

  BUYING CHILDREN’S LOVE WITH EXPENSIVE GIFTS

  I still see Jana in my mind: gray Calvin Klein distressed

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  by Tom Geoffroy

  Created on: May 03, 2009

  Affection between a parent and child cannot be bought. It is cultivated over time and is thus given

• 3 of 40

  by Abigail Zhu

  Created on: March 02, 2008

  If money was able to solve any problem or to foster a genuine bond between parent and child, then there

• 4 of 40

  by Eileen Schmidt

  Created on: July 15, 2009   Last Updated: July 20, 2009

  What child doesn't like to get presents and surprises? I know I did! Ask and you shall receive. From

• 5 of 40

  by Ganelle Davis

  Created on: May 14, 2010   Last Updated: May 15, 2010

  Every time you buy your a child an expensive gift to show them that you love them, you are spoiling

• 6 of 40

  by Dossie M Terrell

  Created on: July 22, 2008   Last Updated: June 29, 2010

  You can, but you shouldn't. When parents pay children for the privilege of their love by purchasing

• 7 of 40

  by Jennifer Barnett

  Created on: November 04, 2009

  When you buy kids gifts for birthday parties or holidays there's no problem with that. There is a problem

• 8 of 40

  by Shirley Love

  Created on: February 04, 2010

  Attempting to buy your child’s affection with expensive gifts is a big mistake.  First of

• 9 of 40

  by Terri Gillard

  Created on: March 09, 2010

  One thing we should have learned by now is money can't buy love. Oh yes, money and expensive gifts offer

• 10 of 40

  by Harley James

  Created on: December 09, 2009

  How could one truly believe that a child's love can be bought? Sure you could give a kid a boatload

• 11 of 40

  by Kristen Abrams

  Created on: September 16, 2008   Last Updated: October 16, 2010

  There has become a new manner of conduct for some parents. A way that has become accepted throughout

• 12 of 40

  by Kyann Barton

  Created on: April 14, 2009

  Unlike certain females we like to call gold diggers, children could care less about money. Sure kids

• 13 of 40

  by E. A. Mourn

  Created on: July 25, 2008   Last Updated: December 29, 2008

  First I have to ask, how does a child learn right from wrong. If you buy a child's affection with expensive

• 14 of 40

  by Audrey Carey-Haick

  Created on: August 26, 2009

  CAN YOU BUY EXPENSIVE GIFTS IN ORDER TO WIN THE AFFECTION OF YOUR CHILDREN?

  Buying our children expensive

• 15 of 40

  by Bill Whitney

  Created on: March 02, 2008   Last Updated: March 02, 2009

  Have you ever been able to buy true love with money? I think the answer is a resounding NO. All you

• 16 of 40

  by David B Hitchcock

  Created on: November 21, 2008   Last Updated: January 28, 2009

  People normally want to buy a child's affection for a number of reasons, such as being away at work

• 17 of 40

  by Kelly White

  Created on: October 28, 2009

  Affection can either mean a fond attachment, like love, or it can mean an influence. Can you "influence"

• 18 of 40

  by J. Lo

  Created on: January 08, 2009

  Although the average child likes lots of gifts, I do not believe that we can buy their affection with

• 19 of 40

  by Melody Bish

  Created on: June 07, 2009

  I do not have a biological child,however I have been a step-mother to a five and seven year old, respectively.

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  by Renae Richardson

  Created on: February 16, 2008

  It is natural for a mother and father to desire to bond with their child; for after all both (parent