What were you taught as a child?

A child, being innocent and inexperienced, accepts completely everything he sees and hears. He never stops to think whether he should question what others have to say. His mind is not yet developed enough to understand how and why people would want to twist stories and tell lies. It implies that our experiences in childhood have a very heavy impact on our mind. When one is older, one takes things with a pinch of salt. We often analyse what our companion would gain or lose by saying what he wants to say. This is why all moral values and related stuff should be taught at an early age, to have the deepest possible impression.