Children, hope of our future

With every problem that we encounter, the children are always the first ones to be affected. Children are our hope for a brighter future, and in order to achieve it we need to start teaching and showing children things that will not only keep them safe and happy but to also mold a brighter community. With each decision that we make we should always keep in mind, children are around us and what we do is what they do. Children are still not mature enough to make decisions on their own, their With every problem that we encounter, the children are always the first ones to be affected.

It is just within our reach to make a change and turn the minds of these children into a well shaped and rounded child. With our help, no child will ever feel abandoned, or unwanted if we gather together to show these children that they are the future. Other than this it is also time to break the silence and to fight for children's rights. It's time to stop violence towards children, in order to give them a bright future ahead. References: https://riseservicesinc.org/news/why-we-celebrate-international-childrens-day/ https://mcc.gse.harvard.edu/resources-for-families/7-tips-raising-caring-kids https://chckenya.org/top.htm

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