Whether the children should follow the rules? Some children are expected to obey different rules either at home or at school. Some people are of the opinion that bad behavior is due to a lack of discipline. Children don’t know much, and they don’t have much life experience. They haven’t fully developed, and most importantly, their brains are still developing. Children develop self-discipline by being disciplined. As a rule it’s a good idea to do so, especially in trivial matters like “do your homework” or “tidy your room”. However, others may claim that forcing children to obey rules may not have a positive influence on children. For instance, if parents tell their child have to “drink more water”, “Will only eat green food” and so on, the children would feel rather annoyed by their parents and would object to following their random rules, even though children would be safe from a worldwide epidemic. It is especially true for the children and causes them to rebel against their parents My view is that children should 'obey' their parent rules, as the parents are doing their best to protect their child and help them develop into their full potential. However, I believe that if a child is expected to obey a rule, the parent has a responsibility to explain that rule, the reason behind it and the consequence for breaking it to the child in a way the child will understand. If parents explained that by following these rules, their child would happily comply.