If statement runs even when argument is not met. What am I doing wrong?

For some reason the code in the first If statement is still being run despite the fact that the argument has not been reached (y.Name isn't Ing, yet the code still runs). When I rearrange the code the output literally says "Ing is not a valid member of mesh part" yet it still decides to run the code anyways. What am I doing wrong???

game.ReplicatedStorage.IngAdded.OnServerEvent:connect(function(player)
for i,v in pairs (player.character:GetChildren()) do
for x,y in pairs (script.Parent:GetChildren()) do
    if y.Name == "Ing" and v:IsA("Tool") then -- The code here still runs even though y.Name is not Ing.
	    v.Activated:connect(function()
		    Activated = true
		    y.Name = v.Name
		    print ("New Value created")
		    local newv = Instance.new("NumberValue")
		    newv.Parent = script.Parent
		    y.Transparency = 0
	    end)
	    v.Deactivated:connect(function()
		    Activated = false
	    end)
    elseif v:IsA("Tool") and y.Name == v.Name then
	    v.Activated:connect(function()
		    Activated = true
		    print ("Adding to Existing Value")
	    end)
	    v.Deactivated:connect(function()
		    Activated = false
	    end)
	end
end
end
end)

dont use :children use :GetChildren

For line #2 and #3 which is.

for  i,v in  pairs  (player.character:children()) do
for  x,y in  pairs  (script.Parent:children()) do

:children() is deprecated.

So instead use :GetChildren():

for  i,v in  pairs  (player.character:GetChildren()) do
    for  x,y in  pairs  (script.Parent:GetChildren()) do