Readers Comments
Rajni wrote: Involving Emma in kind acts is the best part of the story. The seed of kindness planted will grow into a BIG tree that what our youth need to do. Your kindness is greatly appreciated.
Kavitha Pandiarajan wrote: It's really nice to hear a small girl showing compassion to her classmate. It is definitely a quality of her parents. It is nice to see the parents understanding the little ones feelings.
lily wrote: Wow this is sweet
Lynn wrote: Love it bro! One of many heart felt stories!
Jasraj wrote: :) her act of kindness makes me remember a poem which i read when i was in 6th standard :)
Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand,
Make the mighty ocean
And the pleasant land.
:d
Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand,
Make the mighty ocean
And the pleasant land.
:d
Joan wrote: You have a great little girl there. Be proud of her and hope others will take a
Lesson here!
Lesson here!
Sundi wrote: Beautiful gesture by a beautiful young human being (and her kind mother). Thanks for sharing this.
Philip wrote: Gladi read this wonderful piece of work. God's blessings to emma and family.
Dan wrote: Kudos to emma and to her dad for raising her to be such a good, caring kid. And kudos to everyone else who is inspired by this to do their own acts of kindness.
Kristin Pedemonti wrote: Thank you for sharing a lovely story! As someone who was bullied badly as a child/teen and who decided no one should ever feel like i did i now present anti-bullying programs and every day superhero presentations for students and teachers to share my story of surviving and of having compassion. Last week i witnessed high school students in va share kindness; when the school mascot saw a special needs student dancing alone, he stepped out with him center field! The smiles where huge and it impacted the other students too. I'd love to add your story to the presentation, it is indeed powerful. More students need to know it is ok and a good thing to take a risk and help a student whom others are not treating with respect. Once one student reaches out, often others follow suit. Wonderful job dad and emma in seeing the human being and extending your heart to him.