When you think about children of the toddler age, or are blessed to experience them yourself, you
come to a realization that they are always on the move, never wanting to stop. They go through each
day with more enthusiasm than a grown-up can ever imagine and never tire. They go through their
early years often with no real trouble and usually with a smile on their faces.
Children seem to have something about them that we as grown-ups once lost somewhere along the line.
They have the ability to forgive quickly, not really worry about things and get frustrated over
things. They just enjoy the simple things in life, never taking them for granted. They never hold
complaints and resentments against someone, and though for some stange reason they do, they are
playing with them the next day on the playground.
I had experiences with my two daughters when I walked in their room and they were in their small
beds. The would jump up and down, screaming with happiness and great big smiles on their faces. I
often wondered what they were smiling and happy about? Was it their birthday? Was it Christmas?
Were we leaving on vacation to Disney?
The answer to those questions is "No". They are happy to embrace a new day and cannot wait to start
it! That is where I started to think... I thought to myself...