As children grow, they begin to seek a different kind of connection. After being seen and heard, they start to wonder about the nature of the bond itself. They look at the rules we set, the promises we make, and the truths we tell. And quietly, they ask, “Can you trust me?“ This question has […]
We live in a noisy world. Between the ping of notifications, the hum of the television, and the endless to-do lists running through our minds, genuine silence is rare. Into this noise, a child speaks. They ask a question, share a story, or simply make a sound. But underneath the actual words, they are asking
When a child runs towards you, crayon drawing in hand, what are they really asking? On the surface, they are looking for your attention with a splotchy sun or a purple elephant. But beneath that eager expression lies a question far more profound than “Do you like it?” They are asking, “Can you see me?”
