Readers Comments
Ashlee wrote: Oh that is so cute i can imagine my mom doing that too that is a really good story and it touched my heart
smileamile wrote: This story has touched my heart. Thank you. :-)
arunchikkop wrote: Somethimes we learn so much from small childern.
Aimee Rook wrote: Great story. Very inspiring. Lets use the first paragraph to promote awareness about alcoholism. It implies her alcoholic father is unreliable and unemployed. Not all alcoholics are a liability. Many are sober and walk among us making a positive difference everyday. Many are not sober add yet remain valuable members of society.
Jayne wrote: What a gift this child was able to share not only with the other child but with her mother!
cyrilsmom wrote: I really think parents should teach such things to kids. Her advice of not to keep the freindship a secret is good
Joseph Mathew wrote: Its an excellent story. Let the good god bless all of us and make all of us the instrument to become a part of this noble. God bless you for your deed.
Bernadette wrote: What makes me sad is the knowledge that education in the us is so frightfully expensive that it turns into an pond of elitism sometimes (not for the children, but the parents! ) . And come to think of it, weren't most of our ancestors immigrants? And don't we all have our own private addiction? (money, chocolate, jewelry, praise, shopping, food, work. ? ) i am glad that the little girls knew what is important, and that the mothers learned from their children.
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cabbagepatch wrote: It is so wonderful to hear how children are learning to do acts of kindness.May all parents encourage their children to be aware of other children and their needs. Thanks for sharing this storu