Never discount the wisdom or feelings of a youngster since they frequently disclose far more to us than we initially believed they were communicating.

In most cases, these are the ones that get us thinking about aspects of life that we had not given much thought to before.

Children are commonly cast in the heroic roles of main protagonists in fictional accounts of altruistic and cooperative endeavors that only a select few adults are capable of doing in real life.

The fact that Daniel Medina’s children extended an offer to stop just as they were driving past a wheelchair-bound man who was laboriously clearing snow from his driveway is an act for which he has every right to be extremely pleased of his children.

Daniel Medina was traveling through the cold and icy roads of Wisconsin on the way home with his two children when all of a sudden the children voiced their desire to come to a stop.

The two young children, aged 6 and 10, had witnessed their father, who was confined to a wheelchair, working hard to clear the snow that had accumulated on his driveway.

The two little boys, acting like two young versions of boy scouts, were compelled to go help the stranger as soon as they saw him.

They have a responsibility to help individuals who are in need, even if the weather is very icy and snowy.

With a caption that reads, “Proud fatherly moment: we are heading down S60th St near Morgan and my two sons, aged ten and six years, ask me to stop because they noticed a man in a wheelchair trying to clear his driveway and they wanted to help him,” this photograph has been given the following title: “Proud fatherly moment.”

Daniel was able to catch the moment when his children helped clear the snow for the man who was using a wheelchair.

Daniel’s pride in his children is something that we can totally understand; anyone in Daniel’s position would have naturally assumed that he was providing a good upbringing for them.

If they are already so caring and desire to help other people, there is no question in our minds that they will grow up to be good individuals.