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Diddi is a frog that wanted to sing like a bird, but she was discouraged because she didn't have her family's support. She met Tammy who is a parrot that sings like a frog. Diddi was inspired by Tammy and they both understood and supported each other's dreams of becoming famous singers. They never stopped dreaming, and they were able to make their dreams come true. This is intended to encourage children who dream of a great future to never stop dreaming, because dreams do come true. Because one thing is what children want to be; and another thing is what parents want for their children's future. Many times, children study what their parents want to please their parents, but that is not what they wanted for their future, and they end up frustrated and emotionally destroyed. It would be good for parents to support their children in what they want to do in the future as adults to prevent frustrations and failures in young people. This way they feel free because of their parents' support. Parents always want their children to become great scientists, or doctors, or mathematicians, or to become what they wanted to be but failed to do so because of fate. But children want to be artists, filmmakers, singers, actors, or models, etc. Young people can study, graduate and put into practice the art they want without falling into discouragement. And everyone is happy; the parents and children feel pleased and fulfilled.
