Although I do remember fighting the entire concept of napping when I was a child, now I welcome any opportunity to catch a little cat nap. This is only one of the many differences, some obvious and some more difficult to detect, between adults and children.
Most kids are happy to live with a profusion of animals.
They are delighted with dogs, cats, fish, rabbits, snakes, turtles, frogs or lizards. Adults are usually content to have a single animal, preferably a totally docile goldfish or maybe a small to medium-sized mammal with some modicum of common sense and training, and an affectionate disposition. Kids are happy if all their clothes are piled in a mountain in the corner of the bedroom. The basic child only wants to wear denim and a favorite T-shirt, anyway. Generally, when a little boy puts on a suit, coercion is at work.