For children, the world is full of teachers who do not carry the title. The crossing guard who waves every morning, the older cousin who shows patience, the friend who stands up to bullies—all are teachers. Parents can help children develop the eyes to see teachers everywhere, not just in classrooms. More importantly, parents can model this vision. When a parent says, 'I learned something from watching how the barista handled that angry customer,' the child understands that learning is not confined to schools and textbooks—it is the posture of an alert, humble life.