More so a verb but credited as a noun,
Seeing through the eyes of a child is not only
the ability to remember childhood innocence and the atributes that retain themselves through ones youth into adulthood but, also, the natural (and in some cases) redeemed ability to use them toward ones own adulthood/society and to better understand, represent, and protect children from the dangers of the world that adults grow to understand through time.
Weather it be simple or complex, childhood memory and childhood experience play a key roll in adulthood and is credited in all corners of the world as a fundamental benefactor to societal prosperity.
Children are to not be corrupted by governments, agencies, politics, doctrines, or abuse of any kind.
Seeing through the eyes of a child is not only
the ability to remember childhood innocence and the atributes that retain themselves through ones youth into adulthood but, also, the natural (and in some cases) redeemed ability to use them toward ones own adulthood/society and to better understand, represent, and protect children from the dangers of the world that adults grow to understand through time.
Weather it be simple or complex, childhood memory and childhood experience play a key roll in adulthood and is credited in all corners of the world as a fundamental benefactor to societal prosperity.
Children are to not be corrupted by governments, agencies, politics, doctrines, or abuse of any kind.
(Poor parent says to a wealthy parent or viesversa):
Watching my son/daughter share their lunch with the classmate who didnt have much reminded me of when your son/daughter did the same for another child in need,,, they never asked for anything in return.. They treated them as human beings and equals!!
I have seen through the eyes of a child!
Today I will spread the same ideal to my loved ones and ones I do not know..
Seeing through the eyes of a child as defined:
Seeing/Acting Through the eyes of a child:
to see, believe, and act on a particular youthful perspective and to be encompassed by only your knowledge of your own youth compared to the youth witnessed around you and the hope of what you know the youth around you would appreciate as adults in the years to come with the ideal of presperity, honesty, civic duty, and guardianship.
Watching my son/daughter share their lunch with the classmate who didnt have much reminded me of when your son/daughter did the same for another child in need,,, they never asked for anything in return.. They treated them as human beings and equals!!
I have seen through the eyes of a child!
Today I will spread the same ideal to my loved ones and ones I do not know..
Seeing through the eyes of a child as defined:
Seeing/Acting Through the eyes of a child:
to see, believe, and act on a particular youthful perspective and to be encompassed by only your knowledge of your own youth compared to the youth witnessed around you and the hope of what you know the youth around you would appreciate as adults in the years to come with the ideal of presperity, honesty, civic duty, and guardianship.
by Thesingularstander August 6, 2020
Get the Seeing through the eyes of a childmug. by anonymous June 22, 2022
Get the ocean childmug. by 459395 April 23, 2023
Get the Child Bridemug. by Lukey2823857928735 January 23, 2024
Get the Lucas Childsmug. A child from the age of 8-12, the annoying age of harassment and dramatic temper tantrums. All they do is eat and try and be the center of attention. They are always out of pocket. They are in the same era as “sticky ipad kids”
You: “Can I have some of your crossiant ___?”
Middle aged child: *shoves entire crossiant in mouth*
You: “Hey would you get off your ipad?”
Middle aged child: *screams* or flat out ignores you
Middle aged child: *shoves entire crossiant in mouth*
You: “Hey would you get off your ipad?”
Middle aged child: *screams* or flat out ignores you
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Get the middle aged childmug. by french fires May 3, 2022
Get the fatherless childmug. One partner in a committed relationship that is incapable or unwilling to carry their fair share of the burdens in the relationship: to whit, child rearing; child pick-up/drop-off; household chores; caring for elderly parents; grocery shopping etc. etc. Thereby, making themselves an unfair burden on the capable partner in the relationship. The functional equivalent of another child.
Friend #1
I'd love to go to Happy Hour with you. BUT my Husband took the afternoon off to play Golf, so I have have to pick up both kids, go to the store AND cook dinner.
Friend #2
He's such a Peer Child
I'd love to go to Happy Hour with you. BUT my Husband took the afternoon off to play Golf, so I have have to pick up both kids, go to the store AND cook dinner.
Friend #2
He's such a Peer Child
by ATX-DUDE July 16, 2009
Get the Peer Childmug.