A letter about the discussion of giving more freedom to children 6th November, 2002 Dear sir, My name is Mr. Burns, I am writing to you in reference to your daily newspaper last report. Firstly, I have to say that it is dangerous to give too much freedom to children as they are growing and getting into a new world each day so they still need to be educated and guided rightly to that world. On the one hand, you adviced us to give children more freedom would become them in more responsible citizens. From my point of view, that is serious topic to deal with as there are serious children´s stages when parents should have to pay more attention into them, for example when they start to go to a disco with friends. If giving to them more freedom means not controlling their back home hour and not knowing what they usually do there that represents a big risk to lose them for ever. Personally, I think it would be a good idea to name a leader among their friends who control the last hour permitted to stay in the disco and who control the drinks our children have. Thus, that person would need to be a responsible one who is used to receiving orders. On the other hand, another idea to make our children into responsible ones could be buying them a pet, a dog, a cat and so on, which is a great idea to involve a child in the activities of looking after an animal. On the other hand, talking about the contents of the subjects of any school, I must say those ones are old and tiresome, we all should choose those aren´t very dificult depending on the child´s attitudes with most properly book. I will be fairly satisfied to see you agreeing with me. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon. Yours faithfully, Mr. Burns