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Kids don’t naturally struggle with differences — we teach them to.
In today’s episode of the Upside-Down Podcast, I share the beautiful, real-life moments I’ve witnessed as a mom, teacher, and children’s author: kids welcoming the child who sits alone, embracing friends of different abilities, building friendships across language barriers, and showing love across different faiths.
This is a Christ-centered conversation on inclusion, compassion, and the kind of childlike faith Jesus calls us to.
It’s a reminder that the world may divide us, but kindness can always bring us back together.
Tune in for:
• Why kids are naturally inclusive
• How adults accidentally pass down bias
• What Scripture says about loving our neighbors
• Simple ways to model acceptance at home, in church, and in school
• How this message inspired Ethan and the Inside-Out Sandwich
💛 Let’s raise a generation that leads with kindness, not comparison.
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