Silence is golden but if one does not speak how will he spend the gold?
Of course if one speaks too much then what gold will he have to spend?

It’s a term I’ve seen used by an adult towards a child. This adult seemed to believe in the saying "Children should be seen not heard’’ but what this adult didn’t seem to see was that a child in nature represents innocents in a pure form and innocent gold spent can give great happiness.

The wisdom of a child is a pure wisdom no adult will ever have. We have it when we are a child but we lose it fast and never get it back. To hear a child say "the sky is crying’’ is worth a lot more than to hear a scientist give an explanation.

Children who speak have a way of putting a smile on your face so why tell a child that silence is golden when they’re words are so much more? When you’ve had a bad day which would you rather hear? Would you rather hear an adult say "Looks like it’s gonna rain’’ or would you rather hear a child ask "The sky is turning gray…is it sick?’’

If a child is seen and not heard then the old lady sitting by the window will never enjoy the sound of an innocent expression that could give her the memory of when she was a child.