I'm going to tell you something about the time when I help the kid, this all happened a little over three years ago.
I attended the annual family reunion at my grandparents grandparent's house while going around the house, catching up with my cousins and relatives.
I Furthermore, I saw my nephew having a hard time with his Lego wage.
So So, I offered a hand.
It's just five years old old, with Clumsy and uncoordinated hands.
No wonder wonder, he was having difficulty playing with those tiny blocks off.
So So, I sat beside him and tried to comfort his frustration.
I suggested that we should follow the instruction manual that he threw on the floor.
He eventually listen listens to me.
I helped him because I saw myself in him.
I mean, when I was a kid, I loved playing Lego too.
I Furthermore, I remember that.
A hard time and my dad was there to help me.
Anyway, I just wanted him to have fun.
So, we went on building, various things like familes families houses, people and so much more.
If you ask me, I'd say, I felt over the moon about it because I know I taught him an important life lesson.
The lesson was not to give up.
I know he was too young to learn it at that time, but I felt like I made a huge difference in the way.
He played Lego, he became calm and more focused on building and following instructions, without a doubt undoubtedly.
This kind of toy is vital for kids, mental growth, not to mention.
It's a great tool to boost their creativity and imaginative skills.
Honestly.
I was proud of myself that moment and I ended up giving him Lego a Lego set as a Christmas present.
Well, you can say that this experience was priceless for me.