The Bird Show I wanted to play this important message about joy for all of you guys

Man it just I feel like this mom nailed it and I think this is a message not only for kids, but so many adults need to hear this as well.

So it came from at Just So Dope Kids.

And the caption reads, so glad I thought to record this moment today because this conversation has been on repeat in our home and I think of a lot of I think a lot of adults suffer from this

So why not so why not make sure we are dressing it at an early age?

Salty kids become salty adults.

Let's call out our kids when they try to dim someone else's light.

I heard my child once say, man, it's annoying she's always

happy and I'm like, wait what? You are bothered by a kid in your class that

naturally chooses joy? No one can gatekeep someone else's emotions. We need to call this out and help our kids learn to be happy for people and respect their emotions.

I think this is such an important foundation that yields so many important character

fruit in the future.

It builds respect, acceptance,

and most importantly, mind in your own business.

So what you're hearing is an interaction.

She's in the front seat driving.

Her daughter's in the back seat. She has the camera solely on her so she's not putting her

daughter on blast and they're having this conversation about not dimming

someone else's light.

If someone says, oh, I'm so excited, I get to go to bounce bounce after school today.

You don't come and say bounce out, out bounces for babies. It's not fun. It's blah blah blah.

Because guess what you're doing? Killing their joy. You don't have somebody's young regardless of how you feel around it.

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