The Young Chronicle: For 2nd Graders April 26th, 2015 | Page 2

Page 2 Newsletter Title Here’s a Video You Should Watch Till The End You may have a trusted uncle, bhaiya, relative or someone your family knows extremely well. But you should never let anyone apart from your parents touch your lips, chest, the area between your legs, and your buttocks. Not playfully or in any other way. This number belongs to Child Line. Child Line would take care of things from there. You need to ensure such bad people so that they never trouble you or any other child again. You should also ensure that no one makes you undress in front of them or makes you do something that you find embarrassing. If you have been embarrassed in any form, you should immediately tell mumma and papa without any delay and ask them to call 1098 (Ten Nine Eight). The Lost Child Ayaan’s parents were very strict. They never let him eat chocolates, did not buy him balloons, and instead only bought him learning related games and books. Mumma papa took him to the park everyday and sometimes also to the fair. They were very fun loving but very focused. One day there was a fair in the city and Ayaan was insistent that they all go. Mumma papa were skeptical as the fair would be very crowded, but heed- ed to the demand. Papa gave Ayaan Rs. 200 so that Ayaan learnt how to manage money. But Ayaan lost all control. He bought an ice-cream, balloons, sweets… and as he kept going, Mumma papa kept calling out to him but he paid no heed. He did not want Mumma Papa to stop him from buying and eating. He watched the puppet show, then bought some toys, but when he looked back, he couldn’t see his parents even at a distance. He ran helter-skelter looking for them. He couldn’t find them anywhere. It started growing dark and he started feeling scared. The shop vendors at the fair started packing up. Just then an ice-cream vendor saw him weeping, and offered him ice-cream. Ayaan suddenly realized he loved nothing more than his parents. Ayaan loved his parents more than anything else, and his parents realized that they had deprived him of many little joys. Mumma and Papa were actually always behind him. They wanted to see when Ayaan would stop getting carried away. Then when he started missing them, the parents realized that they had also been wrong somewhere. In the pursuit of making Ayaan a balanced, focused, and obedient child, they had deprived him of many little pleasures. Ayaan on the contrary, realized that he loved his parents more than anything else in the world. When mumma and papa appeared before him, he was so grateful to god, that he had no words.