One of the universal fears of childhood is the fear of not having value in the eyes of the people whom we admire so much.

Published on June 1, 2016 , under Quotes
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Source: Fred Rogers, You Are Special: Neighborly Wit And Wisdom From Mister Rogers (1981).

One of the universal fears of childhood is the fear of not having value in the eyes of the people whom we admire so much-Fred Rogers

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