Winnie The Pooh Moral

“Just because you can’t understand something, it doesn’t mean it’s wrong.” Christopher Robin says to Pooh in the popular kids show. Winnie the Pooh is a very influential tv show to children, and always has been. A.A. Milne the author of Winnie the Pooh obviously knows this, due to how many life lessons are taught by Winnie. I feel the quote above was meant to be a way to show kids that throughout life you’ll experience people and things that will be different, but you have to accept them. Everyone grows up differently, has different views, sexuality, and religions, and children don’t always understand that. Most kids will react to peculiar things negatively and it’s important for children to change that. Children learn what is “normal” and …show more content…
People express themselves in many ways and children should know that it’s okay if they want to do something out of the ordinary. I feel that a lot of times parents don’t understand when their children are different, and their children realize this, so they change to be accepted. Children need to know that being yourself, and allowing others to do the same is what’s important. There are so many things in the world we don’t understand. There will be times you’ll see someone do something and it will confuse you. Instead of thinking their wrong, ask and learn about it. People don’t associate themselves with new things enough. You have to open up to learn new things throughout life. “Just because you can’t understand something, it doesn’t mean its wrong,” is the polite way of saying accept new things! It’s important not just for children but adults also. I think having such a well-known character say something so mind opening is a great way to reach all ages and races. I have told this to my three year old niece before, and I hope it stays with her. I don’t understand why the sky is blue, but that doesn’t mean it should be a different