Parenthood Ramblings - 14

In this era of painless vaccines, we chose the regular painful ones. We want her to go through the ordeal so that she can understand what pain and suffering is. If we do not allow her to feel pain today, she won't understand the value of the state of good health, happiness and muster her strength later on. There is a big, bad world which awaits her and she should fight all her way to defy it. More power to her!

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