One of my favorite books is "In a People House" by Dr. Seuss. It is the first book I ever learned to read when I was approximately 4 years old. I took it everywhere with me and read it to my Grandmas, Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. I have realized that I remember a lot more details of my childhood than most people. I don't know if I just remember, or if working with young children helps me remember. I only know that I consider these memories a gift. I believe they help me to understand and empathize with children in a deeper way.
I remember what it was like to miss my parents when I was at school, at summer camp or when staying with relatives. I have been able to share my stories of missing people with children and been able to comfort them in that way.
Saturday, September 13, 2014
One of my favorite quotes is from the Children's Defense Fund.
"Dear Lord, Be good to me, the sea is so wide and my boat is so small.
This quote reminds me of the little people we, as Early Childhood professionals, have the privilege of serving. It is one of my passions to do everything I can to protect children physically, mentally and spiritually. Our actions and words toward children make a difference from the very start.
"Dear Lord, Be good to me, the sea is so wide and my boat is so small.
This quote reminds me of the little people we, as Early Childhood professionals, have the privilege of serving. It is one of my passions to do everything I can to protect children physically, mentally and spiritually. Our actions and words toward children make a difference from the very start.
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