Growth Often Begins in Small Steps

Part of the Personal Anchor series – moments that root identity and meaning.

His first day at primary school – a moment that felt both ordinary and monumental.

He stood there, holding his book bag with that proud little grin, ready for the world.

 

I remember thinking how brave he looked.

How my heart felt full and fragile all at once.

How every milestone, no matter how small, quietly teaches you to let go, just enough for them to grow, and for you to breathe.

 

What do you find hardest to let go of as your children grow?

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