A little training goes a long way.

[BENESSE]

So impressed with these two munchkins, so smart, so articulate. Their parents ought to be mighty proud. Good job, mom and dad!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/03/05/two-young-sisters-were-lost-woods-they-used-their-wilderness-training-survive/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.0bcca8d077b4

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-47463643/leia-and-caroline-carrico-how-lost-sisters-survived-in-woodland

[madmax]

Mid 40's and rain.

A lot of adults would've been in deep doo doo.

Girl power.

[Phaedrus]

They did good!

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

I suppose it's a good thing they had some skills. They asked their mother to go for a walk. She said "No". And they went anyway.... That's the part that kinda stuck in my mind.

Alan

[Rick]

"But Leia wanted a little more adventure." When in doubt, blame it on your sister. You gotta love that. Typical kids.

[BENESSE]

I suppose it's a good thing they had some skills. They asked their mother to go for a walk. She said "No". And they went anyway.... That's the part that kinda stuck in my mind.

Alan

I picked up on that as well.
The firs thing parents need to teach their kids is no means no and stop means, stop in your tracks. I've seen so many kids here in the city run ahead of their parents and toward traffic with parents yelling behind to no avail.