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Photos: 'Where Children Sleep': A moving look at what kids have — and lack
Kaya, 4, Tokyo
Kaya’s bedroom is lined from floor to ceiling with clothes and dolls. Kaya’s mother makes all Kaya’s dresses – up to three a month, usually.
Indira's house has only one room. At bedtime, she and her brother and sister share a mattress on the floor. Indira has worked at the local granite quarry since she was 3.
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11 Comments
How do your children sleep?
very sad to see such bad conditions where a child is brought up
Yes, the contrast between two worlds is amazing. How one child can have everything in the world while another has absolutely nothing..
wow...... its always hard to see kids who don't have much well nothing really I just pray that even though they don't have material possessions that they loving parents that still try to do the best for them.... I know its bad to say but alot of children that come from wealthy homes don't know their parents as much as children from a poor home... its still very sad to see though....
VERY INFORMATIVE POST SIS JOYOUS...KUMUSTA ?
Interesting! Nice share!
good share
this just makes me more thankful to count the blessings i have in life thanks for posting