Yap! That's right! This post is about kids. What else other than kids could come to your mind when you see "danger" and "society" next to each other (that is if you don't live in a parallel world of action movies and Danger is the name of the guy that hates Chuck Norris's guts).

        It might seem harsh for some people but let's be honest, these little dudes and dudettes are our public enemies. They managed to reach such a high profile due to their regular daily dose of catastrophic events, done not out of rudeness or lack of respect for us adults but for their own good (as weird as it sounds).

        Yes, our children NEED to act so crazily, it's what helps them to grow up and develop, their exploring deeds are part of their learning  process.

        This is how they eventually adjust to our rules and it helps them to grow up to be strong personalities, able to handle their lives on their own, without leaning on our shoulders for every little obstacle they get along the way.

        So when your kids start climbing the furniture just to end up falling on their back (or head, or nose...or your head) the next second, please don't get too mad at them and give them a second chance. It's only their nature.

        And when they try and swallow all kind of stuff just because they wanted to see if it tastes like candy, please give them another chance. It's their nature.

        And when they try to give you a hug while still chaotically running around the house and as a consequence they end up hitting you straight in your mouth with their head (hello mister dentist), please give them (yet) another chance. It's in their nature.

       Or when they pour the whole bathroom cabinet's bottles into the toilet bowl,simply  because they like the sound of liquid on liquid, please, please give them another chance.

      But when you've reached your limit and your pocket full of chances has gone empty, please see a shrink. 

                                                              Nothing else can help you at this point :)