Me: "Yes?"
Amelia: "I'm very upset."
Me: "You are? Why?"
Amelia: "I am sad because I am boring."
Me: "You mean you are bored?"
Amelia: "No, I am boring."
Me: "I don't think you are boring! Why do you say you're boring?"
Amelia: "I'm boring because I'm not a rainbow."
Me: "You want to be a rainbow?"
Amelia: "Yes. And I can't. I want to be a rainbow and I can't...
I am very sad."
So, now I am speechless. My beautiful (non-boring) child is 3 years old. I am not ready for self-confidence issues!
"Self-esteem is your child's passport to lifetime mental health and social happiness"
-- AskDrSears.com
It is never too early to teach our children they are smart, beautiful, and the light of our lives. My kid? Is not a rainbow. She is a unique, beautiful, smart, funny girl.
If I do one thing for my sweet child, I will make sure she knows it.
2 comments:
I don't know... maybe she is a rainbow...
Your daughter is unique... rainbows can shine even when it rains. That's pretty unique.
Your daughter is beautiful... so are rainbows.
Your daughter is smart... Rainbows can display a multitude of colours at the same time. Pretty clever if you ask me.
Your daughter is funny. I don't know how many natural events that can sport a silly little leprecaun and a pot of gold at the end of it.
I'd say your little girl IS a rainbow. She just doesn't know it yet.
:)
Aww! Hugs to Amelia! I bet she is a rainbow (even if not literally) to a lot of people!
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