3-year-old Tamar greets us with these words, not understanding why all this is happening ... She is still too little to realize in what terrible conditions she lives. She is afraid that the house, or rather what she calls her house, may collapse at any moment and bury the people living there alive ...

He is only one year old, but he does not laugh, he only cries of hunger. Lord, what a horror! Hunger...not in wartime, but in peaceful Georgia!

Friends let me introduce: Mariam (1-year-old), Barbara (2-year-old), Lika (3-year-old) and Giorgi (4-year-old) - kids, who can only dream about sweets and toys. They are still too little to realize how difficult their situation is, but they already have to endure hardships, and they know by heart: "Mom has no money now... She will buy it later, someday ..."

7-Year-old little Nini doesn’t think so. Because she will have a real birthday cake! Made of bread and jam!

“I want to be a soldier, like my daddy! - proudly declares Gabriel and drags me directly from the doorway to the portrait of his father. - You know, ma’am, my dad is a hero, he was at war, and, sure, I will become a hero too! - continues the little boy. - Now daddy is in the heaven. Not that he has left us - angels just took him there, because he was so kind, brave and good!"

Every single morning poor Kristina prays standing in front of icons and begs Lord for well-being of her four sons: Saba (3-year-old), Levan (6-year-old), Vano (8-year-old) and Giorgi (10-year-old)

“You know how awkward it is, when your belly is rumbling loudly asking for some bread and you are at the lesson at that moment. Boys turn their heads to you, thinking you are bad-mannered. But the belly always chooses the wrong time to ask: “Give me some food”. It does not know that today was my little brothers’ turn to have breakfast. They are little” - 9-year-old Milena tells us shyly, then suddenly blushes (“I must have said something stupid”) and lowers her eyes. “I am big and I can bear hunger, but Dato and Dani can’t. Ma’am, don’t think they are bad, they just don’t understand that I am hungry too, and mommy has no money! And you? Where do you get money to buy these gifts? Doesn’t your belly rumble? - the girl asks me naively and goes on chattering. - What else can I do? I am already big. I should support mommy. She loves us so much and does everything to make us feel good. We have nobody except her”.

“I would never ask for anything!” - Little Mari (6-year-old) shouted She heard her name in a conversation between our correspondent and her mother Tamuna (38-year-old), who burst into tears after she had told us that her child did not have a doll. The little girl climbed on her mother’s knees to carefully wipe away the tears on her face with her tiny, doll-like, gentle hand.