There lived a squirrel family in a big forest. The little squirrels were rascally so that they always puled this, pulled that, jumped up and down. The squirrel father once told his wife that, “Our children are so rascally which makes us difficult to look after them. Do you have any way to make this thing better?” The squirrel mother answered, “It’s not difficult, dear. Let’s them do it. If we force them or threaten them, it just makes them unhappy and frightened only. By the way, threatening children will make them shocked and dared not to join with the other.” After listening to his wife, the squirrel father said, “It’s correct and rationale. I should learn to do like this.” The way of their advice to children resulted in good sequence ever since.
Moral values
- Parents are the one who influence children the most, so if you don’t want you don’t want your children to drink, don’t let them see when you are drinking.
- Children threaten parents because the parents used to threaten them or they learn from the neighbour.
- You should better advice children with reason rather than threaten or punish them.