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Saturday 26 January 2013

Kids are Gift from God.


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I had a wonderful Thursday when I visited St Angela Day care. The kids were all lovely and adorable. I really had a nice time there and I think am beginning to envy those that spend their whole day working with kids. In my opinion, it implies that they hardly get angry and have to be in play mood most times. 
They do not shout to these kids or even smack them when they misbehave, rather they correct them in a calm and polite manner. They do this on daily basis, monthly, and for many years? What an essential ingredient for happiness and longevity.
 I had a chat with a Rev. Sr friend of mine, the person who actually invited me. She said Vivien can you believe I have been working with kids for over 35 years? How have you been coping with different kids from different backgrounds and perhaps values as well? I screamed. In response, she said that the kids they have here in England are few and not that difficult to manage, unlike her experience while she was in Malta.
She took me round the whole place and I loved their choice of colours. Everywhere was so colourful and very neat. The pink toilet was charming (maybe you could have lunch there). Their play room and garden were lovely. They had a roaster for daily activities which varies throughout the week.  Some of these activities include: Daily roll call, singing and playing instruments, educative talk by a staff, recreation, sleep, watching educating videos, listening to music from different countries and so on.
In Malta, she worked in an Orphanage. According to her, there were always many kids to carter for and they all need to be shown love and affection. She mentioned  a case of a baby whose parents got drowned in a river and another who was brought to them from  a river as well with no name and no known country of origin. Those children live on the generous donations of people.
 God takes care of them because they are His own. 










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5 Comments:

At 26 January 2013 at 17:32 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

I agree with the writer that it can be an exciting job to work with the children. Don't forget that the scriptures says, for us to enter the kingdom of God we must make ourselves like the little children. Sometimes, to work with the children , you have to be like children.

 
At 28 January 2013 at 10:38 , Blogger Unknown said...

You are right. I like that. Thanks.

 
At 31 January 2013 at 07:22 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice concept! Beautiful writeup as well, I think i like kids, they can be very Amazing...

 
At 11 February 2013 at 10:03 , Anonymous Eileen said...

Kids can be very lovely! I recently changed my view from believing that there are good kids and bad kids. There aren't any bad kids whatsoever, just good kids that have done not-so-nice things. I can see why your friend said that the kids in London are different than those she use to work with in Malta. The context is completely different! Kids that are looked after in a Day Care Center don't have the issues of those in an orphanage. Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting that the people that care for them treat them differently, not at all. The difference is that the ones in the day care eventually go back to their parents, therefore they still grow up and are lucky enough to have them. Meanwhile, these kids in an orphanage lack that feeling of protection so, there is a chance of them growing up and seen as "bad kids".

 
At 12 February 2013 at 12:29 , Blogger Unknown said...

Eileen I never knew people can actually see those innocent kids from orphanage as bad. I mean bad in what sense? They are victims you know. Apart from this bit, I can reason with you. Thank u.

 

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