One sunny afternoon, I picked up my 3-year-old daughter from daycare. Passing a grocery store, she tugged my hand, eyes sparkling, and asked, “Daddy, do we need a loaf of bread?” Touched by her thoughtfulness, I assumed she wanted bread for herself. “Of course, sweetheart,” I said, and we bought a fresh loaf.
As we left the store, she grinned and said, “Great! Now we can feed the little birds in the park!” My heart melted. Her kindness wasn’t for herself but for the birds she loved watching. At the park, she giggled, tossing crumbs as the birds flocked around.
That day, my daughter taught me a profound lesson: true generosity is about thinking of others, even the smallest creatures, and sharing to make the world brighter.
