The article argues that children's natural curiosity and joy can be stifled by societal pressures. The author offers two scenarios for a child named Cheeku. In the first, Cheeku is labeled as a troublemaker and his love for exploration is squashed. In the second, his parents and teachers nurture his curiosity and he thrives. The author suggests using positive reinforcement, acknowledging children's efforts, and being present with them to help them blossom.
tulsa to meet the innocent kids and organization bringing new hopes to their lives. reporter: the tulsa fire department said no one would miss this party, ice and snow may stop cars but not these trucks. it was so fun. reporter: with kids who had no idea what was about to unfold. we wish you a merry christmas reporter: christmas includes that childhood joy, ripping off a present. let s bring the celebrations to a stop for a moment. so you better understand why these kids are different. it s all matter of fact for 9-year-old daisy, why her dad aunt, uncle and grandparents and two older brothers are not at home christmas or ever. most of them are in jail. reporter: so you won t see them? i won t see them for a long