Things we learned as kids

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  • hypocritelecter
    hypocritelecter Posts: 61 Member
    There's enough space in this world for everyone, so be kind and non-judgemental.
    It's okay to cry sometimes.
    Sharing makes people feel pretty good. You feel pretty good, too.
    Ask questions. Never stop learning.
  • bbbbb33333
    bbbbb33333 Posts: 1,107 Member
    LET'S GO PLAY!!!
  • weightedfootsteps
    weightedfootsteps Posts: 4,349 Member
    Not to be self conscious about your own appearance....kids aren't worried that they're too fat or not pretty. They just play.

    Very true. I have seen that kids do start learning to judge themselves and others on appearance younger. TV and marketing do a complete job of blitzing them with that bias.

    My daughter just started being self-concious this year-started Kindergarten and is 6 :(( And it begins!

    That's terrible!!! :(

    6 years old is way to young!!!! the poor kids of today
    The preteens of today has put my 8 year old through a bunch of cr@p!! Calling her marshmallow and worse...she is self-conscious now because of them. She is slightly overweight thanks to her thyroid gland. Her big sis takes up for her and if I'm there I'll nip it in the bud as quick as possible. Honestly, there was one kid unrepentant and egging on his friends to keep going once. So I stood there and pointed out all their flaws and asked them does it feel good having someone older do that to you? Someone that knows better than to treat people like that? They finally got the message. I hated having to do that but they wouldn't stop and it was everyday..now it happens only occasionally.
  • runningfataway
    runningfataway Posts: 262
    This is more like **** Disney taught me but close enough;

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  • MyChocolateDiet
    MyChocolateDiet Posts: 22,281 Member
    That if all the kids are huddled together with building blocks and you walk over with a better idea....they will not like it. If you get mad that they won't let you play and knock their blocks down, they will tell the teacher. And you will spend the afternoon in the corner alone imagining that better idea by yourself, when you could have been playing with the mediocre one.

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