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She was four, that wiggly and giggly age, and attended a child care day school. One day she came home with a note from her teacher. "Your daughter is a little immature," the teacher wrote.
The mother read and re-read the note, getting hotter with each reading. Finally she dashed off a note to the teacher: "If my daughter cannot be immature at four, when can she?"
Indeed!
Parents and teachers need to hear the words of Apostle Paul anew: “When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child_" (I Cor. 13:11)
We need to let children be children; to let them act and re-act as children. Demanding adult behavior from children denies them their childhood, a phase of life everyone must , go through—sooner or later.
The greatness of the Apostle is perhaps in no small measure traceable to a satisfying childhood in which he was allowed, no doubt encouraged, to be a child.
He gave it up to be a man, he said. But at one time he WAS UNASHAMEDLY A CHILD. ■pynoht 1967. KMtarVWuit* Nampapar Sanacaa. P O Box 8005. Chartonaavila. VA 22906 M
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