The document contains 12 quotes related to children from various historical figures such as Napolean Bonaparte, Leo J. Burke, Jean Caldwell, Barbara Bush, Pablo Casals, Christian Nevell Bovee, Max Born, Winston Churchill, and Marie Curie. The quotes discuss topics like the childlike nature of men, parenting challenges, prioritizing children's well-being, and finding joy in nature like a child.

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4. "Men, in general, are but great children."
-- Napolean Bonaparte

7. "People who say they
sleep like a baby
usually don't have
one.“ -- Leo J. Burke

10. "The only truly happy
people are children
and the creative
minority.“ -- Jean
Caldwell

13. " You have to love
your children
unselfishly. That
is hard. But it is
the only way.“ --
Barbara Bush

16. "You must work--- we must all work To
make the world worthy of its children."
-- Pablo Casals

19. "Many children, many cares; no children, no felicity.“ -- Christian Nevell Bovee

22. "We need to make a
world in which
fewer children are
born, and in which
we take better care
of them.“ - Max
Born

25. "There is no finer
investment for any
community than
putting milk into
babies."
-- Winston Churchill

28. "All my life through, the
new sights of Nature
made me rejoice like a
child."
-- Madame Marie Curie