My experience Throughout my childhood years I have had many different career choices. Around the age of seven for the first time I was asked what I wanted to be when I grew up. I said I wanted to be a cowgirl and work and live on a farm. A year later with more thought into careers I decided to be a counselor. Then I had chosen that career because I looked up to my school counselor, Mrs. Parrish. She helped in tough times and helped me deal with my emotions. I wanted to help children with their emotions; be that person that would help them know how to deal with life. Later on around fifth grade I once again changed my career choice; and looked more into the fashion world. I wanted to become a fashion designer; I really liked dressing up and
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During the first session at first I did not know how to interact with the children; but I decided to approach a little girl who seemed to have difficulties completing a puzzle. I helped her complete the puzzle; by asking her where did she think each piece went. When the second session came I kind hate to admit it, but I was exhausted. I tired keeping up with the children; I was successful in some way. Although I did not interact as much physically with the children. I mostly sat down and read a story or drew with them; but nothing like chasing after them. For most of the afternoon I drew with these two sweet little girls. To be honest I felt unfair for not interacting as much with the second session children. But I felt that I did the best I could have done, after one of the little girls mentioned to me with a big beautiful smile, “I like playing with you. You are really fun and cool.” That little girl’s comment made my day. For children like that little girl is the reason why I want to become a pediatrician. Not for the great salary, but for the priceless smiles of children they have; when they feel healthy and most importantly happy. I would have not changed anything and especially do not regret going. All those children reminded me why I should continue with my
During the first session at first I did not know how to interact with the children; but I decided to approach a little girl who seemed to have difficulties completing a puzzle. I helped her complete the puzzle; by asking her where did she think each piece went. When the second session came I kind hate to admit it, but I was exhausted. I tired keeping up with the children; I was successful in some way. Although I did not interact as much physically with the children. I mostly sat down and read a story or drew with them; but nothing like chasing after them. For most of the afternoon I drew with these two sweet little girls. To be honest I felt unfair for not interacting as much with the second session children. But I felt that I did the best I could have done, after one of the little girls mentioned to me with a big beautiful smile, “I like playing with you. You are really fun and cool.” That little girl’s comment made my day. For children like that little girl is the reason why I want to become a pediatrician. Not for the great salary, but for the priceless smiles of children they have; when they feel healthy and most importantly happy. I would have not changed anything and especially do not regret going. All those children reminded me why I should continue with my