Judgment is like being a superhero with a special power called ‘thinking’. When you use this power, you decide what is good or bad, like choosing between a yummy cookie or a sour lemon. This power helps you make choices so you can feel happy and safe.
Imagine your brain is a big library with lots of books. Each book has stories about things you have learned, like sharing toys or saying ‘please’. When you need to make a choice, you open these books to find the best answer. This is your judgment at work.
Judgment is also like a traffic light inside your head. The green light means ‘go’, the yellow light means ‘think’, and the red light means ‘stop’. When you decide to play nicely with friends, your brain gives you a green light. If you’re unsure about something, your brain flashes a yellow light to remind you to think carefully.
Judgment helps you paint a picture of what is right and wrong, like using crayons to color inside the lines. It’s your inner guide to make good decisions and be a kind person.