• The Cracker Epiphany: Kids Say the Deepest Things Episode 1

  • 2024/09/12
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The Cracker Epiphany: Kids Say the Deepest Things Episode 1

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  • Hey everyone! This video is part of our new podcast series "Kids Say the Deepest Things" where my daughter Atara and I explore the profound wisdom that often comes from children's innocent observations. In this episode, we dive into a memorable moment from when Atara was just 4 years old. Her simple question about crackers led to a fascinating discussion about wisdom, learning, and seeing the world through fresh eyes. We'll cover:
    • The surprising insight Atara had about crackers
    • How this connects to ancient Jewish wisdom
    • Why kids might understand some things better than adults
    • The importance of learning from everyone, regardless of age
    • How curiosity and humility are key to gaining true wisdom
    You'll hear some fun father-daughter banter and deep insights that might change how you view wisdom and learning. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or someone who loves learning, I think you'll find some real "a-ha!" moments here. Our goal with these videos is to remind adults to stay curious and open-minded and to value the unique perspectives that children bring to the world. So grab a snack (maybe some crackers?), and join us for this enlightening discussion!If you have a great story about something profound a child has said, or if you have any questions or comments,

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0Kd3H7C3Tig

    Reach out to us at :kids@lehrfield.com

    🌟 Follow us for more:Website - https://www.joidenver.com
    Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joidenver
    Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/JOIdenver
    YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/JOIdenver
    Pinterest - http://pinterest.com/jewishdiy

    We'd love to hear from you and potentially feature your story in a future episode!Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell to stay updated on our latest episodes.
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Hey everyone! This video is part of our new podcast series "Kids Say the Deepest Things" where my daughter Atara and I explore the profound wisdom that often comes from children's innocent observations. In this episode, we dive into a memorable moment from when Atara was just 4 years old. Her simple question about crackers led to a fascinating discussion about wisdom, learning, and seeing the world through fresh eyes. We'll cover:
  • The surprising insight Atara had about crackers
  • How this connects to ancient Jewish wisdom
  • Why kids might understand some things better than adults
  • The importance of learning from everyone, regardless of age
  • How curiosity and humility are key to gaining true wisdom
You'll hear some fun father-daughter banter and deep insights that might change how you view wisdom and learning. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or someone who loves learning, I think you'll find some real "a-ha!" moments here. Our goal with these videos is to remind adults to stay curious and open-minded and to value the unique perspectives that children bring to the world. So grab a snack (maybe some crackers?), and join us for this enlightening discussion!If you have a great story about something profound a child has said, or if you have any questions or comments,

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0Kd3H7C3Tig

Reach out to us at :kids@lehrfield.com

🌟 Follow us for more:Website - https://www.joidenver.com
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joidenver
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/JOIdenver
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/JOIdenver
Pinterest - http://pinterest.com/jewishdiy

We'd love to hear from you and potentially feature your story in a future episode!Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell to stay updated on our latest episodes.
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