It has always been believed that family background plays a pivotal role in formation of children's mental and personality characteristics. Problem solving, as a mental ability, is no exception, as it could be influenced by many variables such as financial status of the family. It is argued by some that despite being at economical disadvantage, children from impoverished parents develope a superior ability to tackle obstacles in future. I totally agree with this point of view, and my idea will be supported by rationale and examples in the following essay.