Think of a minor as a tiny tree in a big forest. Just like a small tree needs time to grow and become strong, a minor is a person who is still growing up and learning about the world. This means they might not be ready to make big decisions all by themselves, just like a little tree isn’t ready to hold a treehouse.

Another way to think about a minor is like a junior superhero. They have some powers, like being able to choose what games to play or what color to paint their room, but they need guidance from their superhero parents or guardians to make sure they use their powers safely and wisely. As they grow older and learn more, they become more like full superheroes who can take on bigger responsibilities.

A minor can also be like a young artist. They have lots of ideas and creativity, but they need some help from teachers and adults to learn how to use their tools, like brushes and colors, to create amazing art. As they practice and learn, they become better and can create more on their own.