A Wonderful Child

A Wonderful Child
A child who is able to embrace the magic of the world around them…
A child who is not living in fear of their safety…
A child who does not go to sleep with an empty stomach…
only to be awakened by the sounds of that hungry lion in their belly…
A wonderful child is a child who doesn’t struggle to fit in…
A wonderful child doesn’t fear rejection from their peers…
because the adults in their life champion for them…
A child shouldn’t have to tolerate bullying…
they should be full of wonder…
Who is to champion for them?
Every child has the capacity to be a “Wonderful child” …
a child of wonder…
but not EVERY CHILD is given the opportunity… to be
“Wonderful Children”
WHEN WE CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN WE GIVE THEM THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE ALL THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD…
All children have the capacity to be “Wonderful Children” …
full of wonder…
Who will give them the opportunity? Will you?
Be wonderful…
By: Catherine M. Taylor
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