Childhood memories in primary School.
Hawai Mithi
Hawai mithi holds a special place in many people’s childhood memories, especially in Bangladeshi child school life in their primary school ground in every day to attend the seller in his right places and call or ringing his bell.
Children often develop a fondness for these sweet treats, which are not only delicious but also evoke a sense of nostalgia and comfort of the day. Parents often indulge their children with Hawai Mithai as special threat or reward, making it a cherished part of family bonding cultural traditions. Almost children are like to buy one more or a day at once.
The demand for Hawai Mithai among children reflects its appeal as a symbol of joy and innocence, creating lasting memories that adults often fondly recall from their own childhoods school life.
Children often develop a fondness for these sweet treats, which are not only delicious but also evoke a sense of nostalgia and comfort of the day. Parents often indulge their children with Hawai Mithai as special threat or reward, making it a cherished part of family bonding cultural traditions. Almost children are like to buy one more or a day at once.
When I was in primary school during my childhood. I have vivid memories of Hawi Mithai hawkers occasionally visiting our school grounds. Whenever they appeared, I would eagerly rush to buy some, often needing a bit more money than I had. I would ask my mother for additional money, and if she initially refused or not supported, I would some time cry and persist units she finally relented and gave me the money to buy those delicious treats were filled with a mix of excitement, determination, and the joy of enjoying something special with friends at school.
