Eagles don’t raise weak children

Eagles don’t raise weak children.

When a young eagle is ready to fly, the mother begins to change the nest — she removes the soft feathers and leaves only the thorns.

Why? Because comfort no longer helps… it holds back.

And when the eaglet cries out, she doesn’t soothe it.

She throws it into the air so it can discover its wings.

At first, it falls, flaps without strength, pushed by the wind.

But the mother is close… she catches it and throws it again.

Again and again — until it learns.

Until it flies.

True love isn’t about eternal comfort.

It’s about preparing for life.

Parents who truly love will challenge and push, because one day they won’t be there… and if you don’t teach your child how to face the world, they’ll suffer from the very things you tried so hard to protect them from.

✓ Real love empowers. Real love teaches to fly.