KIDS

I don’t want quiet kids.

I don’t want kids who nod their heads and accept everything they’re told just because an adult said it.

I want the questions.

The why’s.

The how’s.

The “that doesn’t make sense” moments.

Because blind obedience has never changed the world.

I want my kids to think.

To challenge things.

To look at the world around them and ask why it is the way it is.

If something feels wrong, I want them to say it.

If something confuses them, I want them to ask.

If someone tells them “because I said so,” I want them to know they’re allowed to want more than that.

Curiosity is not disrespect.

Questions are not attitude.

Thinking for yourself is not rebellion.

It’s intelligence.

It’s growth.

It’s how strong humans are raised.

So if my kids ask a lot of questions… good.

That means they’re learning how to think.

And that’s exactly the kind of humans I’m trying to raise.