Its easy to make a kid smile – such a simple thing but a really rewarding experience. Once in a way when I’ve tried it, not only the kid is happy, its also brought out the best in me!
I’m sure any reader here can figure out his/her own way to make a difference to someone… 😎
My son left on his own, first cried a bit trying to get anyone’s attention, and then tried moving around by himself. It seems like such a miracle how hard it is to for us to learn just to move one little inch forward! He was quite persistent for a while, gradually frustration and helplessness…
As a welcome relief for all your poor readers (in case there are still any left) subject to my Dad’s ignorant perceptions, this is Abhinav managing to get a word in. You might be wondering what an easy life it is for a baby. But here you will see the how hard I have to…
I’d been to Parikrama once, a month or so ago, and had a very good time with the kids there. They were kids coming from various slums, but being given ICSE level education, including things like sports and art and things like that. In fact they’ve used the walls and compound of the building itself…
Came across some pictures taken at Parikrama Foundation during a visit there.
When I first saw this video tweeted by @charityfocus, I wondered how sensible these children are. But then I had to remind myself from my own experience interacting with kids, that any child can be so, as long as they’re treated with respect. This video is really the perfect living world example of the earlier…
Refresh the page above to view the animation again.
Just some technical info, quite unrelated to this post.
This again is an image created for a report a few years ago, the original was from a really short few seconds video clipping in a forwarded email of a sad girl breaking into a smile… I took one of the first and last frames of that clip and converted it into this gif using some animation software.
Hmm another possibility is to suggest to the viewer clicks on the image to launch the animation, and have a line stating the fact that it can be as easy as a mouseclick to make a kid smile
Leonid‘s got a beautiful post on the same topic…
(Thought of posting an excerpt here but better to click ont he above link read the whole post 😉 )
More than what you have written in the post, liked this line in the above comment: “it can be as easy as a mouseclick to make a kid smile “. Sanjaya, neenu Bruhaspathi kanayya !
After seeing you play with my son, I can say that “makkalanna sakatthagi aata aadisthiya.”
read leonid’s post. thanks sanjay for the link.