Readers Comments
thaata wrote: In india it is that the home is the first school and mother is the first teacher. You got a great gift on that day in your son by involving him directly in the kindness act. Watching a kind act is different from doing a kind act.
dr.bbalnarayana wrote: Mother is the foremost teacher of thy kids
Sowing seeds of compassion in them would grow and bear
Not only flowers, fruits, shelter, to the needy
But the shape of life differs a lot to adjust to the people surround
The one who is kind and helping is the true person to get
Sowing seeds of compassion in them would grow and bear
Not only flowers, fruits, shelter, to the needy
But the shape of life differs a lot to adjust to the people surround
The one who is kind and helping is the true person to get
cristy acosta wrote: I have to agree with zhanglihgar i used to think that too
Stephanie wrote: What a great story about helping others! Gratitude dance!
Zhanglinghar, that would be nice if there were not people in europe and north america that are poor, but alas there are many poor people in those countries. Take care & have fun,
Zhanglinghar, that would be nice if there were not people in europe and north america that are poor, but alas there are many poor people in those countries. Take care & have fun,
peacehunter wrote: I have one of these sons ,was always giving stuff away growing up lol i never said anything but. Good job son when he came home with no mittens or lunch box. Your story reminded me of how it is the small acts that make a huge difference. In a young persons shaping. Good job mom xo
moral12 wrote: What a great example you are for your children. Thanks for taking the time to share your story.
luv4all wrote: Children learn so much so quickly as their baggage is much less. I am so happy to know he changed that day for better. I plan to make some other kids do similar acts so that they learn kindness and grow as better human beings.
giddy wrote: This is just the kind of story that inspires a mother of two small children so that they may be active givers throughout life. Very touching and thank you so much for bringing all of us back to that exact moment what your son might have felt.
bookworm58 wrote: I have done this several times over the years and the people really appreciate such a small act of kindness. I have also had it done for me a few times too. Its a blessing to see people who care for others in this troubled times of the world. I will continue to do this small acts of kindness whenever i can.
InsaneStar wrote: Thanks for sharing your story, i hope one day i am able to help someone in the same way.