Abstract

Children possess a remarkable capacity for understanding and contributing to the world around them. However, their voices are often overlooked or dismissed due to their age and perceived lack of experience. This article aims to shed light on the importance of listening to and respecting the perspectives of obeys children. By acknowledging their autonomy, we can foster an environment that values their thoughts, opinions, and ideas, ultimately empowering them to become active participants in shaping their own lives and the society they live in.