Jack and Walter, his special spud-shaped buddy, help Jack navigate through life’s difficult situations. We all need someone to talk to and Walter certainly helps steer Jack to making the right choices. With Walter's support, Jack is able to cope and understand some of life’s trickiest situations. Things like moving house, new school, bereavement, big news that’s so scary and so much more. Grown ups can know that Walter is actually Jack’s inner voice, helping him and telling him how to respond. We all have this amazing moral compass inside us. If we are able to teach children to use it from the age of 6 onwards the world would be a far kinder place. Children would listen to their “gut instinct”, they would follow their natural right from wrong and make better decisions. We inherently know right from wrong, often we choose the wrong option. If we use our inner “Walter” it will help us to react to situations far more effectively, right into adulthood.