At the kindergarten graduation, a little boy wore clothes that were too big for him, and some parents laughed and made cruel comments. When he was called to the stage, he said, “I tried my hardest. I tried to make my mommy proud,” struggling to hold back his tears. Seeing his pain, a first-grade teacher went up to him, gently straightened his oversized tie, and told him his mother had plenty to be proud of because he had tried his hardest. She even told him it was a very good tie. The boy smiled, took a deep breath, and continued the ceremony with his dignity and confidence restored…
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