If Everybody Did

If Everybody Did carries a great worry and anxiety of not only the author but also those parents and adults in general about the kid's disobedience, their naughtiness, impulsiveness and bold in appealing as well as discovering new things around their life. However, the author is not going to concur with the statement considers parents have got to be always wary of their thinking and immediately prevent them from doing those "silly acts", even before they spontaneously do. This is because any kind of limit of nature challenges or artificial challenges are fundamentally sent to be recorded or broken by all beings, including human beings. The thing I would like parents and adults to comprehend is, "Let's begin to break it down to your child, your nephews, your nieces, as understandably as possible, so that they could recognize there are still "unbreakable rules" standing by "breakable ones". Striving to fight against them hopelessly without being conscious of its outcomes just bring to them inevitable tragedy that will probably leave them bruises on their body and in their soul, as well. Similarly to a grasshopper trying to kick a carriage.