Meghnaad is my 8 year old nephew. I have a special bond with this child for reasons unknown. From a few social meetings I have had with him, I have come to this conclusion that he is a genius. Excellent vocabulary in multiple languages, super imagination, clarity of thoughts are a few of his qualities.
When he was 6 yrs old , he came to my dental clinic for the first time. I was at my best to alleviate his fears ( but I don't think he had any) . I was trying to divert his attention from the main dental procedure and we were talking .
Me : Meghnaad , what do you want to become when you become big ? ( I think it was a bad , boring question to ask a 6 yr old, π€£.) But in hindsight , i am happy I asked.
Meghnaad : I want to become a gentleman!!!!!
I was speechless. I managed to ask further.
Me: Why do you want to become a gentleman?
Meghnaad : Because my mother said I have to become a gentleman when I grow up.
It was as simple for the kid to become what his mother wanted him to.
Kudos to this mother for instilling such a behavioural thought into her son's mind.
Isnt it said that the home is a child's first school ??????
πto this mom and many such !!!
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWell written....
ReplyDeleteKudos to the Mom......
Wow wonderful. May God bless him to be one.
ReplyDeleteThanks to such mom......
ReplyDeleteNicely narrated simple yet meaningful conversation..
ReplyDeleteYes! Instilling values in the early days goes a long way indeed :)
ReplyDeleteSo uplifting and delicately penned.
ReplyDeleteWow! Namrata is one of the best mothers I know of and Meghnaad an absolute joy to be around. Thanks for highlighting their story.
ReplyDeleteVery well written maam ... Again a very short simple and sweet one but with very high and positive impact ... thank you for sharing this π
ReplyDeleteRegards
Dr Nikhil Bhanushali
ππ»ππ»ππ» Thanks Mona Vahini.
ReplyDeleteIt was really enthralling to read the conversation.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Thank you Mona for sharing such a lovely conversation,....very positive and insightful!
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks for sharing such a lovely conversation. Thx again
ReplyDeleteAwesome kid and mom, God bless the duo. Well written Mona!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely and uplifting anecdote. Well expressed Monaben. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSimple and sweet Monaπ
ReplyDeleteMe too!
ReplyDeleteGood that you explored this part of you. Was nice to read. Great start, keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThough its a challenge to instill good family values to children , parents Should continue to make consistent efforts ....that's what I gather from your blog
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