They only care about their favourite cartoon character, and worry if they do not get their cookies. They are always ready to break into a dance marathon and nothing can stop them from gleefully running around. They talk to their toys as if they are real and believe that Santas bring Christmas gifts through chimneys. Dirt or heat or sweat, nothing stops them from having the times of their live. From their happiness and hope, energy and excitement, there is so much we, adults, can learn from out toddlers.

An article in The Huffington Post talks about how toddlers wear their scars and wounds as badges of honour and how it is a life lesson for all of us. It reads, “If they fall down and cut themselves, everyone wants to see the scar, they wear it proudly. As we get older, we hide our scars, our wounds become our secrets. We don’t want to be seen as weak or pitied, so we tell no one where it hurts. But what children recognize is that scars aren’t signs of weakness, a scar is a sign of strength and survival. A story to tell. An accomplishment.”

This below given Clipbook contains various articles that enumerate several values we can learn from toddler. 

Read through it and try to learn from your little one.