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I didn’t have access to a computer until my late teens. Hence, a lot of my childhood was spent playing outdoors with other gali ke bacche and most importantly, spending time amidst nature. Now when I look back, it’s fascinating to think how much I got to learn about nature in my free time while potting a new plant with my mom or just cycling around the block watching birds and trees!
Therefore, to see a one-year-old boy feeding sparrows and watching them eat in his free time gave me a lot of joy! Pictures of the little boy spending time amidst the birds were shared by his father on Twitter, reports Times Now.
“My son, one-year-old, feeding sparrows and watching them feed. Hope the curiosity will stay with him forever,” writes the father.
Have a look at his tweet here:
My son one year old, feeding sparrows and watching them feed, hope the curiosity will stay with him 4ever, at least 20 sparrows 2 spotted dove visited. Mobile click #birdwatching #TwitterNatureCommunity @goldsant @manishariprasad @s_singh_ifs @Bhrigzz @siddisimple @ParveenKaswan pic.twitter.com/HU52pttm0y
— sanjib (@SanjibIfs) August 9, 2020
People on the internet loved how the little boy spent time amidst nature rather than sitting indoors and playing games of a smartphone. Many claimed how kids grow up to become compassionate and kind human beings if they grow up amidst animals and birds.
Fantastic teaching and I am very sure with this culture of growing up the boy will be a best human being. God bless the little kid. Those who can understand the feelings of those birds and animals who can’t speak are true children of God. 🙏🙏🙏
— Basant Kumar Rout (@basantrout1970) August 9, 2020
Why not? If father is a lover of nature then son/daughter will be the same….. After all children do what they see. ☺️
— Sumit Dutta (@Sumitapi91) August 10, 2020
Beautiful. It is important to teach compassion and coexistence with nature to the kids early on 👌
— Neha Srivastava (@nehazone) August 9, 2020
Those who grow with animals and mother nature have the most complete development of brain
— SUBHAJIT KARMAKAR (@pilgrimofpeace) August 9, 2020
Wow… Even my kid started at this age… At 8 his bird count is 150.
Best hobby to get inspired with
— Sid the Birder (@siddisimple) August 9, 2020
Wow so many of them together to keep him busy positively .. cute ..
— Nisha rai (@nisharai_ggc) August 9, 2020
Yes indeed best hobby, better than mobile videos..
— sanjib (@SanjibIfs) August 9, 2020
Kudos to the father for encouraging his child’s curiosity towards nature. This is parenting done right!
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