Sometimes our children don't know how to ask | David Meyer
A short time ago we celebrated Pesach with our families. As we do every year, we read of the four sons – the wise, the wicked, the innocent and the son who doesn’t know how to ask. They reflect the differing facets of our children. We’re all confident our kids are the wise ones, though on occasion they can appear wicked and, at times, innocent. However, as any parent could attest over lockdown, our children all seem to be blessed with the gift of the gab. So where are the children who don’t know how to ask and why have they been included in our seder?
Source: timesofisrael.com