Special Children

I had a different  thought in mind when I thought about writing todays blog, but the special child on board inspired me to change the topic and here comes the blog for today dedicated to special children.

Though all children are special to their parents but these children are special to all, why do we call them special and what makes them special is a thought which needs attention and deep analysis, and to understand this the first step is to have a positive attitude and open mindset. Second step that comes along is to accept these children as they are and not feel embarrassed to have such members in your family (Near or distinct), you may wonder that it is easier for me to write all this rather than experiencing, here I would like to bring into your notice that our family is also privileged to have one such family member, let me tell you that I am very cautious of each word that I am using here, because this blog is not an outcome of emotions but an outcome of truth that we all should accept and behave practically. When I say privileged I mean every bit of this word as these children are high source of learning’s, unconditional love and differently abled. They teach you to be sensitive towards other humans, they make you understand the silent words that such children speak, these children teach you to value life and all the privileges that you have got. Right attitude towards these children knit families together and build bonds stronger than any normal family. While you may feel that they test your patience but all they do is, make you a better and stronger human being.

They definitely deserve more respect, care and attention as a fee to what all they teach us. It’s important for each one of us to happily accept such children as a part of our social network, never be ashamed of bringing them in public. While you may get some disappointing looks from people who are narrow minded and don’t accept truth as it is, but it’s for such people to be embarrassed that they have not developed mentally to deal with special children and such situations. Walk with pride with your special child and make this world a better place to live in.

Manisha Dawar