Cognitive Thinking

A Man who tickles a mad woman in the darkness of the market sheds, should not be surprised when she tickles him back in the midday sun on a market day.

The love you model in front of your children—through patience, kindness, and everyday gestures—becomes their first language for how to care, connect, and build trust. These small acts do more than comfort; they carve out a safe space where their hearts can grow without fear.

Many of us inherited legacies of control, harshness, or silence from homes ruled by fear. But that cycle *doesn’t have to be theirs*. Let it end here, with you. With every apology whispered, every tear honored, and every "I love you" freely given, you rewrite the story—not just for them, but for generations still to come.

Break the cycle. Love boldly.

Nairobi 6th Avenue (present day Kenyatta Avenue) - 1926🇰🇪 by Tee.