What is the cat and the hat moral?

Answer 1

The moral is to keep the house clean and not let anybpsy in when your parents are not home. Another moral is to not dislike your mom's boyfriend to much and find out what he is allergic to and then do not let it or that food into your house when he comes over to pickup your mother.

he story actually meant to tell children about sexual molester. see, it took setting when the mother was out, and out of nowhere, a stranger (portrayed by a cat wearing a hat) showed up, showed them interesting tricks (to impress them) and make them do "fun" things they didn't actually enjoy. Those are the strategies child molesters use to trick children and molest them later. the children worried that their mother would find out the mess when she got home, but the cat successfully "covered the mess he caused" right before the mother reached home, so the mom would have no idea that something had happened. even that she saw the cat going down the street, she wasn't suspicious at all.

The "thing 1" and "thing 2" actually represents genitalia the molester and the child will "play" with. While the talking fish represents the existing morals, or other people those are around but have little influence (not strong enough to keep the kids being involved with the cat)

the moral for kids is actually to tell your parents about anything happened, anyone involved, while their parents were away, even though the kids might not understand yet what's the point of the "event".

Answer 2

The moral of "The Cat in the Hat" by Dr. Seuss is to embrace creativity and fun while also being responsible for your actions. It teaches children about the balance between having fun and following rules.