Having been delayed from outdoor play, Eddie James was constantly reminded to complete everyday chores. He was a hyperactive kid who seemed to forget to do the simplest of things. After multiple reminders, he realized that he was not "the only forgetful one" in the family but his grandpa had a condition that also caused him to forget to complete self-help tasks. The beauty of the tale lies in the moral that was expressed by his mom: "It is okay to forget as long as there is someone to help you remember."
Having been delayed from outdoor play, Eddie James was constantly reminded to complete everyday chores. He was a hyperactive kid who seemed to forget to do the simplest of things. After multiple reminders, he realized that he was not "the only forgetful one" in the family but his grandpa had a condition that also caused him to forget to complete self-help tasks. The beauty of the tale lies in the moral that was expressed by his mom: "It is okay to forget as long as there is someone to help you remember."
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