A Crucial Conversation to Have With Your Child

A Crucial Conversation to Have With Your Child
The past 18 months have been very challenging for parents and children with weighty and issues constantly surrounding us. fizkes/Shutterstock
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Children are smart, intuitive, and great multi-taskers. My granddaughter, Emery, is now 10. She has this incredible ability to be completely engaged in homework, playing with her younger brother, or watching TV and with the wisdom that only a child can have will interject into a conversation of adults taking place in another room. She returns to her task without skipping a beat.

The adults look up and say, “Now, why didn’t I think of that,“ or, ”This is an adult conversation, we need to walk outside, sit in the car, lock the door, and then turn the music on to continue.” Well, not quite, but she does have ears like a moth, which is reported to have the best hearing in the world. She isn’t unique in this ability as her brothers, Baylon, 12, and Fisher, 6, display this at various times if they find the conversation interesting.

Pamela Prince Pyle
Pamela Prince Pyle
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Dr. Pamela Prince Pyle is a board-certified internal medicine physician. In 2009, Dr. Pyle began traveling to Rwanda for medical work with Africa New Life Ministries and was instrumental in the founding and growth of the Dream Medical Center in Kigali. She is the author of A Good Death: Learning to Live Like You Were Dying, coming in 2022. To learn more visit her website www.pamelaprincepyle.com and subscribe for more inspiring posts from a Doctor on Mission.
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