You should be thankful to God for all those unrecognized heroes who, Sunday after Sunday, with no recognition, plant seeds in the priceless soil of our children's hearts and minds. These are the unsung heroes who play a major role in shaping your child’s mind and thinking.

1. Practice Mindfulness With Children: Be The Unsung Hero Of Their Life
A person who makes a substantial yet unrecognized contribution to the society or our lives is called as an
unsung hero. A person whose bravery and courage is unknown and unacknowledged is termed as an unsung
hero. There are so many unknown heroes in the world today. People sing the praises of great activists,
soldiers, Nobel Prize winners, actors, etc. However, we forget the heroes in our own lives, in our community
or even neighborhood.
Unsung heroes are hardly ever prominent, for they do not share any hall of fame which the world famous
heroes occupy. They should be acknowledged for their work and given credit for their work. Lowell Milken
is the well known institute for students who want to learn about real unsung heroes of the world.
Children are most pure forms of human beings. Their heart is filled with innocence and purity. How they
become as an adult is the consequence of our teachings. If you plant a fully grown tree, most probably it will
not survive as it won’t get acclimatized. However, if we plant a plantlet or seed, then the tree will be much
stronger and healthier. Human beings are a great deal like plants: the more youthful we start teaching them
regarding God and His love, the better the possibility for that child to recognize God, not only as Savior, but
additionally as Lord.
In the churches there are many loyal young instructors that educate children. Do we ever wonder, what we
are teaching our children whose brains are still not completely formed? They should be taught good things
from the very beginning. This will ensure that they will be great human beings. There is no person in the
church which has a much more thankless job compared to the educator of kids and also preschoolers.
If these educators skip their job, we will be at a loss. These faithful folks are planting seeds in our kids’
minds as well as hearts. Much frequently we ignore those loyal nursery workers as well as preschool
educators in our churches.

2. Thus, you should be thankful to God for all those unrecognized heroes who, Sunday after Sunday, with no
recognition, plant seeds in the priceless soil of our children's hearts and minds. These are the unsung heroes
who play a major role in shaping your child’s behavior, mind and thinking.