When Thomas Alva Edison was a little boy, his teacher said he was ‘slow’…
unfocused…
and not smart enough to learn like the other children.”
“But his mother saw something different.
She saw a spark.
A light waiting to be discovered.”
“When the world doubted him, she believed.
When the school judged him, she protected him.
And when he felt small, she lifted him.”
“Because of one mother’s unwavering belief…
the boy who was labeled ‘not smart’
grew into one of the greatest inventors in history.”
“Edison once said,
‘My mother was the making of me.’
And that is the power of a parent’s love.”
To all parents of young children:
“Never let a label define your child.
Never let a moment of struggle stop their journey.
Every child grows differently…
Every child learns uniquely…
and every child carries a brilliance waiting to shine.”
Believe in your child—
because your belief might be the light
that guides them to their greatest future.
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