This is how memories are made!

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As a parent, watching your child grow up and move on to new stages of life can be a bittersweet experience. Recently, my elder son had his graduation day ceremony from Senior KG and was promoted to Grade 1. It was a day full of excitement, joy, and a few tears.

The ceremony was held in the school auditorium, which was decorated with colorful balloons and streamers. The children were dressed in their best attire, and their beaming faces were a sight to behold. It was a proud moment for all the parents to see their little ones being recognized for their hard work and achievements.

My son had participated in a Naat performance, and I could see how much effort he had put into it. He was so excited to be on stage and showcase his performance, and seeing him with his classmates filled my heart with joy. I couldn't help but feel proud of him and his classmates for their courage and confidence.

As the ceremony proceeded, memories of my own childhood came flooding back. I remembered my own graduation day, and how excited I was to move on to the next phase of my academic journey. The joy and pride that I felt as a child were now mirrored in my son's eyes.

It was also a reminder of how quickly time flies. It felt like just yesterday that my son had started his journey in Senior KG, and now he was already being promoted to Grade 1. It was a bittersweet feeling, knowing that my little boy was growing up so fast.

But at the same time, I felt grateful for the memories we had made together. From his first day of school to his first performance on stage, every moment had been special. And I knew that even as he moved on to new experiences, we would continue to make more memories together.

As we left the auditorium, I looked at my son and saw how much he had grown in just a year. He was no longer a little boy but a confident young child ready to take on the challenges of primary school. It was a proud moment for me as a parent, but also a reminder to cherish every moment and make the most of the time we have together.