Morals

Take your kids to movies they are interested in, they want to see, and they would like to see. Cheaters don't win. They get disqualified. It's unfair to those who didn't cheat. Cheating is wrong. Don't pretend to be someone you are not. Lying will always get you in trouble. One lie covers up every previous lie known as a web of lies. Don't cross-dress someone or yourself. Keep the front door securely closed and locked, and be careful with whom you trust to look after your children. Make sure your lawn is safe for your kids. If the holes are too deep, you can fall in and possibly break your arm or leg. Don’t overwork yourself; always get the right amount of sleep. Make sure your Halloween activities are not too scary for the young. Everyone has a fear of something. Spooky stories and scary movies before bedtime can cause nightmares. Keep your household clear of pests including bugs and rodents. Don't blame others for things that you do wrong. Let your kids grow up on their own and don't wean them too early. Wean them only when they're ready to be weaned. The American Academy of Pediatrics says it is best to wean babies around the time they're 12-18 months old, and definitely by the age of two. Focus on what your family needs other than yourself. Wait until the end to focus on your needs. Always be aware and pay attention to your kids like a responsible adult. Failing to do so is possibly an accident waiting to happen. Be honest and don’t blame someone else for your mistakes or wrongdoings. In a court of law, defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Innocent until proven guilty. It is wrong to blame others for your own misdeeds. Don’t take your kids to places that are dangerous to them. Never take anything from strangers. Don't accept rides and ride in cars with strangers Trust your instincts. If you see something, then you should say something. Always keep track of where you’re going. Never fall for impostor mechanics. Make sure they are trained ones. Always keep an eye on your toys and be careful with them so you won’t lose them. Bullying is wrong. It can come back to bite you later on. Don’t be afraid to try something new. Don’t be afraid to try something new. Don’t hold grudges against your siblings. Share your toys with your brother or sister. Separation may be hard at first, but it can be easy to deal with overtime. Face your fears. Taunting and gloating is a form of bullying itself, and it may come back to bite you, especially if you yourself fear what you're taunting others over and you're unaware of your own fears. Bullying is wrong. Don’t be afraid to defend yourself and your friends. Always keep a promise to your kids. Scamming and cheating your customers will eventually come back to haunt you. Remember your goal of coming to a certain location. Use caution and be careful with what you are doing. Bring something like a toy or a coloring book to keep your kids occupied so they don't misbehave. Don’t tell stories that aren’t really true even if you think they're true; they will come back and haunt you. Always tell the truth no matter what. Always stay alert. Don't jump to conclusions. Respect public property. Not all animals need to be set free unless it is a wild animal. Watch over your kids and don’t let them wander off in unauthorized areas such as Disney World's utilidors or Universal Studios' backstage areas. Fighting never solves anything. The safety of your youth is important, no matter what. Never make big deals out of petty differences. Don't get yourself involved with other people's fights. You might only make things worse. Just because someone doesn't know what you know doesn't make them stupid. Believe in yourself. Taking care of a pet is a big responsibility. Always forgive and never hold grudges. People can change for the better. Don’t leave your kids alone with a stranger. The safety of your children is always important no matter what. Don't judge a book by its cover. Enjoy your childhood. Being nice is the best way to share your things instead of being greedy. It is better to give than to receive. Apologizing and making up for your mistakes is the right way to solve problems. Aliens aren't real. Don't take rides from strangers. No matter the circumstances, bragging is not always good; it will come back and bite you. If you notice a wild animal in your yard, stay away from it or stay inside until the animal leaves or call animal control. Some wild animals like chipmunks, raccoons, and squirrels can bite, and some could even have rabies. Rabies is transmitted by being bitten by a rabid animal, and it can even be transmitted to humans. If you ever get skunked, use borscht which is red beet soup or tomato juice or (hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and dish soup) to take away the skunk smell. Hydrogen peroxide is also known as dihydrogen dioxide. Vengeance is not the way to solve problems; it will always make things worse. Be a leader, not a follower. Be honest and take responsibility for your actions. If you are lost in a new home after moving into it, don’t panic. If your child favors an empty box or a toy that they really like, don’t take it away from them. Don't keep something from someone else just because you yourself can't enjoy it. Everyone has an imagination. What really matters, is how it's used. Face your fears and don’t believe stuff that isn’t true. Miracles can happen if you believe them. Always ask permission first before you borrow someone’s toys. Keep your personal belongings away from younger kids, especially babies. Always have positive thoughts when bad things happen. Keep yourself and your environment clean! Taunting and making fun of others in a mean way will come back to bite you. Share with others, and don't be greedy. Don't get caught in the act red-handed with your hand in the cookie jar. Making fun of other people is not always very nice if it involves insults, derogatory terms, name-calling, and profanity. It can be a form of verbal abuse. It isn't always a good way to make new friends. Face your fears, even the worst ones, as long as they aren't too dangerous. Be yourself, even if someone makes fun of you. Don't tolerate verbal abuse. Learn to conquer your fears. Cheating is not the best way to win a contest; play the game with good sportsmanship. Listen to your parents and obey them! You can't always have your way all the time, no matter how wealthy you are. If your parents do discipline you, it is always out of love, not out of being mean. Running away leads nowhere, because anywhere else than your own home is bound to be worse. Don't threaten younger children to get them to do things for you. Have confidence and believe in yourself; try not to feel discouraged and you will be successful. Don’t take advantage of your friends or younger siblings by turning them into personal slaves; treat them like regular human beings. If you have new talents; don’t be greedy by making fun of someone else who doesn’t. Play nicely instead of arguing and fighting. Greed is mean and an unfair way to get what you want. Don't continue to harm others! Inflicting harm to others is a crime called assault and battery. Be careful what you wish for. Make sure your kids feel comfortable with new visitors, and that they are not dangerous to them or your family. Be happy of who you are and just be yourself. Everyone is different.