The baby wouldn’t stop moving, and his mother couldn’t hold the pencil and the baby at the same time.
They were at the National University of Salta, Argentina, and she had an exam to take. There was no one to leave him with, so she brought him along, resigned to doing what she could. That was when Professor Enzo Gonçalvez approached and didn’t hesitate to help her and hold the baby.
No one asked him to do it. He simply understood that a mother who studies also needs a hand to hold what she cannot let go of. The photo of that gesture was flooded with comments within minutes, and today Enzo is, for many, a reminder that education is also taught with open arms.