children

Children: Our most valuable natural resource.

Detailing My Stance on Children
I just have to get this out. People really hate me or think I'm a psycho when they hear me say something snide or sarcastic about parents and their children. Forgive me. I don't really hate children. I feel sorry for them and their parents. Oh, I know I'm supposed to congratulate a new mom who's changing her baby's diaper, and I know I'm suppose to look at the proud parents holding their youngin's hands with a smile of pride and approval, but that's not the way I really feel. I don't believe in that kind of stuff anymore. I've seen too much bad stuff go down in those nuclear type of families. It's not "Little House on the Prairie" or "The Waltons" anymore. After "The Simpsons" and "Family Guy" really showed me what Americans think about the family, I could never look at parents and children the same way again.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman3 years ago in Families
KIDS STORIES
41. The Wise and Foolish Builders Once upon a time, there were two builders who wanted to construct a house. One of them was wise, and the other was foolish. The wise builder chose to build his house on a rock, whereas the foolish builder chose to build his house on sand.
By Mbanwie Jobbling3 years ago in Families
Stories
31. The Fox and the Cat Once upon a time, a Fox and a Cat were discussing their skills. The Fox boasted of having hundreds of ways to escape danger, while the Cat argued that she only had one but effective way to get away from trouble – climbing trees. Just then, a pack of dogs appeared, and the two animals had to flee. The Fox, who had too many tricks in mind, became confused and couldn’t decide what to do. Meanwhile, the Cat quickly climbed up a tree and was safe.
By Mbanwie Jobbling3 years ago in Families
FUNNY STORIES
1. The Ant and the Grasshopper | 10 line Short Story In a lush green meadow, a diligent ant worked hard to store food for the upcoming winter. Every day, he toiled to gather and store grains, seeds, and nuts. While the ant worked, a playful grasshopper hopped around, singing and dancing, not caring about the future.
By Mbanwie Jobbling3 years ago in Families
How To Earn Online Money Without Investment. Content Warning.
How to earn online money without investment, this article is a comprehensive guide for online money. This a fundamental question for those who want to make money using their education and skills. Those with extra leisure, such as students, retirees, working professionals, and homemakers, seek methods to earn money from home without investment.
By farzana nawaz3 years ago in Families
Nurturing Young Minds: 3 Vital Steps for Parents to Safeguard Their Child's Future
In the modern age of technology and convenience, we are blessed with remarkable innovations that have enhanced our lives. However, there is a growing concern that these very conveniences are becoming a double-edged sword, posing potential dangers and challenges for the upcoming generation. As parents, it is crucial to be vigilant and take proactive steps to safeguard our children's minds and futures from the negative impacts of technology.
By Joey A.3 years ago in Families
Sea Monster and The Boy
In a quaint coastal town, nestled between towering cliffs and an endless expanse of the majestic sea, lived a young boy named Oliver. The sea had always held a mysterious allure for him, and every morning, he would venture to the shore, gazing out at the horizon, wondering about the wonders that lay beneath the waves.
By Kayla. N3 years ago in Families
Little boy
The boy's name was Billy, and he was 10 years old. He loved his mother very much, but sometimes he did not listen to her. He would often forget to do his chores, or he would talk back to her when she told him to do something.
By fari3 years ago in Families
Please Be Very Specific When Making a Request of An Autistic
"There's dog poop on the floor.” My aunt once said this to me as I was carrying some groceries through the enclosed porch and into the kitchen. My response was, “Oh, OK,” and I stepped around it each time as I took two or three more trips to get the rest of my shopping. I thought it was strange that she kept repeating the same thing as I went in and out of the door; “There's poop on the floor.” I thought, 'Yes, I know. I'm avoiding stepping in it, don't worry.'
By The Articulate Autistic3 years ago in Families
A Bundle of Joy and Happiness for a Family
There once was an active toddler named Shaman, who lived in a vibrant, small town. Shaman was a joy to be around and never seemed to run out of energy. His parents, Mary and John, affectionately referred to him as "An Active Bunny" because he was a little whirlwind who never stopped moving.
By r.siddiqui3 years ago in Families
The Tale of a Dream Home
Once upon a time, in a quaint little town, lived a couple named Sarah and Michael. They were deeply in love and had always dreamt of owning their own dream home. Their eyes sparkled with hope whenever they talked about the future, imagining the perfect house where they could build a life together.
By Badejo yuusuf 3 years ago in Families
Displacement and Migration
The village of Serenity Bay had always lived up to its name, nestled along the picturesque coastline with azure waters lapping gently against its shores. Generations of families had flourished here, their lives intertwined with the rhythm of the tides. But as the world changed, so did Serenity Bay.
By Hassan Aliyu Sabo3 years ago in Families