Freedom as a family value
Freedom as a family value means room to grow into yourself: different interests, different paths and the confidence to think for yourself. Families who choose it want home to be the place where you can be fully yourself. The eagle and the feather are classic symbols of it.
Family mottos about freedom
- Free to be
- Live free
- Be yourself
- Roots to grow, wings to fly
- Be yourself. Choose joy.
- Be yourself. Explore more. Laugh often.
- Freedom and health
Latin mottos with freedom
In Latin, freedom is Libertas; “by” or “with freedom” is Libertate. Paired with another value it makes a classic two-word motto.
- Libertate Floremus
- In freedom we flourish
- Libertate et Gaudio
- By freedom and joy
- Libertate et Audacia
- By freedom and daring
- Libertate et Risu
- By freedom and laughter
- Libertate et Salute
- By freedom and health
- Libertate et Fidelitate
- By freedom and faithfulness
- Libertate et Clementia
- By freedom and mercy
- Libertate et Liberalitate
- By freedom and generosity
Creed lines about freedom
Classic (timeless and formal)
We cherish freedom and defend it for others.
We let each one become who they are meant to be.
We think for ourselves and speak our minds.
Warm (heartfelt and plain-spoken)
We are free to be ourselves here.
We give each other room to grow.
We encourage each other to follow our own paths.
Playful (funny, but still true)
We are free to wear socks with sandals.
We each choose our own pizza toppings.
We let everyone be a little weird.
A sample creed built around freedom
This is what the generator writes for a family whose answers put freedom first, in the classic tone. Your family's own answers will change the lines, and you can edit every one.
Here is what our family stands for:
We think for ourselves and speak our minds.
We find gladness in simple things.
We go boldly into the wide world.
Bound by love, we go forward together.
Freedom in heraldry
Azure (blue) is the color most often tied to freedom: traditionally truth and loyalty. Symbols that suit it:
Talk about it at the table
- What makes you feel free to be yourself at home?
- How do we give each other room to be different?
- What freedom do you hope to have when you are older?