When playtime and bedtime were windows to learning

By Pit M. Maliksi

Nov 18, 2021 1:14 am

This World Children Day, it occupies my thoughts that every child must have the rights to be born; have a name, a caring family that provides shelter, food, good health, protects from accidents, abuses and violence; a school that develops skills and talents, teach good values and character; and a progressive society where to live happy and free.

As today's children whet their appetite for consumerism and materialism hastened by media and technology, I relive our daily pattern of domesticity and simplicity long ago.

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