Give Parents the Benefit of the Doubt

You see them at the store and their kid is glaring, swearing, or possibly biting someone. (Maybe you.)

Give those poor, beleaguered parents the benefit of the doubt.

You see a kid waiting in the car a few minutes in front of the pizza shop, or pharmacy.

Give those parents the benefit of the doubt.

You see a kid walking, biking, playing, waiting, doing something on their own.

Give those trusting parents the benefit of the doubt.

In a lovely essay, educator Mike Yates talks about how easy it is to judge. Read it by clicking here. And judge not.