Women are no less behind comparing to a Man, I dont think their is anything left that a man does and women cant, But there are moments when she wants a chance to be at home. One of those Moments are when the four year daughter cries big crocodile tears while she is being dropped to the school and then the heart melts to stay with her at least when the daughter is back at 12 and she wont be in until late evening tired and restless.
Moving on….
The Kerala State Women’s Development Corporation (KSWDC) in INDIA has been in the news recently for announcing gender awareness and personality development programmes for girls, in addition to extending financial help to enterprises for women.
The government funded agency, functions mainly as an organization working towards empowerment of women by lending a helping hand to them for achieving financial independence. The timely assistance given by this agency has changed the lives of several women who were struggling to meet make ends meet.
I Guess we all had the same feeling the first day at school. All the children appear so big and bold. Two of them wearing masks of animals and running around. We feel lost and frightened. Mother’s are nowhere to be seen. The tables and chairs are so small, and in the afternoon we had to sleep with our head upon the table. I don’t remember anything about tea, but we drank powdered milk.
The second day at school is much easier, You get to become friends even with the kids you hate to see, I saw myself wearing the same mask the two kids were wearing the other day .
The teacher makes us to introduce ourselves with each other and we have some common fun filled activities which make even more comfortable amongst each other.
Now from here on where children hate to go to school they actually love going to school and many of them even think of not coming back to home.
The happiness of a mother is to see her child filled with joy and happiness and she wants that to remain forever on her child’s face.
The Mom’s today are really moving and MOVING FAST :
She turns an empty fields on a local middle school campus into a sustainable, educational farm. Now kids throughout the surrounding school district can learn about gardening, nature and where our food comes from.
She started a snack shack at her child’s school that emphasized healthy foods and whole grains while saying no to artificial additives and ingredients. Now, the seventh-graders run the shack themselves like a business!
A hometown activist, she served as president of the PTA for two years and removed unhealthy offerings from her local school’s snack program. This healthier snacks initiative keeps kids energized so they can learn effectively!
Good Job done Mom’s, WE PROUD OF YOU !!