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Small hearts with big dreams - Happy Children's day

    "Small hearts with big dreams”

        A tag line for all childrens...

  

         Children truly are God’s gift.


Every child is a born creator.

Every child is unique.

Every child carries a world of wonder within.

Every child learns in their own beautiful way.

Every child holds unlimited possibilities.

Every child blooms when nurtured with love.


Their innocence, kindness, flexibility, curiosity and expectations, teaches us something precious. Sometimes knowing less about the world is actually a blessings. They live in their own little universe, dreaming fearlessly and walking confidently towards their goals. Today’s children are firm, focused and determined and there is so much we, as adults, can learn from them.


A Child teaches us to love unconditionally.

A child reminds us to find joy in the smallest moments.

A child teaches us the beauty of pure innocence.

A child shows us how to live with an open heart.

A child inspires us to dream without limits.

A child teaches us to forgive quickly and fully.

A child reminds us of the true strength found in friendships.


I would like to Wish every child a world filled with love, learning, and endless opportunities. 

May we always keep the child within us alive and cherish the children around us.

HAPPY CHILDREN'S DAY.

By : Rupal


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