When the eldest argues with the youngest over the “best” piece of fruit to put in their lunchbox. It can feel like an advantage when they get their way.
In a world where the advantage appears to be what’s in front of us, instant and accessible. It’s on us to help our kids see what that advantage really is. And at what cost, to our health, our relationships, and the environment in which we live.
Rarely is the advantage, that we were so quick to grab, worth the price we will have to pay.