YOUNG Bradfordians have weighed in on one of life's biggest questions - what is the best advice to live by?
The 2011 census found that Bradford has the youngest, fastest growing population outside of London. The future is now, as they say, so we wanted to ask them, what matters most in life and what advice would you give?
These young people - aged 6 to 17 - give us a glimpse of what values will shape society in the coming years. And, through their words of wisdom, it seems there is a lot to be hopeful about.
Joshua, 6, from Wibsey
Stay safe and play lots. Stay at home and don't go out, you need to do online shopping until coronavirus is gone. Remember go stay away and space from people.
Zander, 6, from Thornton
Don’t worry too much because things always get better.
Robyn, 7, from Idle
Always go to the toilet before bed time because if you need it in the night it's cold and dark and scary.
Aizah-Rose, 7, from Allerton
Be kind and respectful to others. Tell those around you that you love and care for them often. Be grateful for everything that you have in your life and look after your parents and elders.
Sonny-Michael, 8, from BD19
It doesn't matter WHAT we have, it matters WHO we have.
Harry, 8, from Queensbury
Enjoy your time at home with your family making memories.
Jayden, 9, from Great Horton
Stay safe, Stay happy and talk to your friends online and not outside.
Lucia, 10, from Low Moor
Always believe in yourself because everything is possible.
Jasmine, 10, from Queensbury
Anything is possible if you believe in yourself.
Nicholas, 10, from Idle
Be kind to animals like you would your family and take some time out to learn about different animals and why they are important to us and the world.
Maiya, 10, from Bingley
Rescue the animals and save the planet.
Laila, 10, from Bingley
Take care of your animals and always be kind.
Jessica, 11, from Idle
Money can’t buy you happiness.
Jack, 13, from Allerton
Do the right thing even when no one is looking.
Jaya, 13, from Lower Grange
Smiling is the best type of makeup.
Danielle, 17, from Lower Grange
Have hope during the difficult days, happiness will soon come to you.
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