no, because i want the children to experience the united states it in a better way than i did

I believe you satisfy a need within them. They find you appealing and they sense that you are a decent person. My 23-year-old grandson is the object of my 3-year-old nephew's intense affection. They have what we call a "bromance." Because his own father recently passed away in the military, I believe he views his older cousin as a father figure. For him and everyone else, it's been an extremely difficult time. Because children are naturally very trusting, parents must instill in them the idea that not everyone can be trusted. Be careful you are trustworthy if a child seems to be drawn to you.