If you are a parent then you must have faced an awkward situation when your kids complain about strangers’ looks or their smell.
A Singaporean dad, Calvin Soh has a solution to explain to your kids when they complain about an unpleasant body odor of someone.
He told it through a comic which he posted on his Facebook page, Father and Son. He also shares his life as a father on his page.
”I would say my son is curious, creative, thinks critically, is reflective, and unfazed by failure,” Soh said. ”An old soul in a teenager. At 6, he pulled me aside and said ‘Dad, don’t always say ‘No’ to me. Let me live a little.”
So when he asked the question, this is how he replied to the awkward question.
Many people praised his work.
One wrote: ”My dad grew up Caucasian in a tenement surrounded by immigrants, mostly Eastern Europeans, in Transcona, Manitoba, Canada. He worked hard, was tall, white and good looking so had enormous advantages right away and eventually achieved middle class status.
My mom was the child raiser but my dad made it his mission to ensure his kids felt respect for everyone from every culture, especially those who appear “different”. He proved to me that hate is learned just as respect and decency is learned.
I so wish he was alive so I could show him your work. Thank you for sharing this message in a divisive dangerous world. This message shared can change the future.”
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