41.   Children know that they are lying and performing for their parents.

42.   Children know too much too soon.

43.   Children must know that their parents love and admire them whether they win or lose.

44.   Children should know that all people who wear a uniform, or resemble each other in some characteristic, may be very different under the skin.

45.   Children know that most shows they like are on cable, or on Fox or the fledgling WB network with its Warner Bros. cartoons.

46.   Children know that parents do not choose to die and believe that a dysfunctional parent on drugs or alcohol may be ill.

47.   Children know they can click to Nickelodeon whenever they want and find a show designed for them.

48.   Children know when we expect them to fail.

49.   Children know their place, or ought to.