'It's joy, straight from the literal mouths of babes.' Has life got you down lately? A group of young Bay Area students has started a hotline to cheer you up.
HEALDSBURG, Calif. -- Two years into a pandemic with a war in Ukraine and gun violence in schools, churches and synagogues, students at a tiny rural California elementary school are offering free pep talks for everyone.Dubbed the"Peptoc Hotline," the public art project from students at West Side Elementary School in Healdsburg is designed to offer positive and encouraging mantras to help everyone through this trying time. The number to call: 707-998-8410.
There are instructions and insights in Spanish, with translations of top-level prompts by a second-grade girl. Another option leads to a five-second loop of nothing but children's laughter. Members of the local community have embraced the project in a big way -- sharing information about it on social media and encouraging kids to put up signs advertising it all over town.
"It's joy, straight from the literal mouths of babes," she said of the recordings."We adults forget that spreading kindness and positive thinking can really be that simple."
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