In today's competitive world, many families find it necessary for both parents to go out to work. While some say the children in these families benefit from the additional income, others feel they lack support because of their parents' absence. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

In the past families consisted of a father who went out

for

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to

work and a mother who took care of the children,

however

this

trend has changed in the recent times. To live comfortably in a world with growing expenses, sometimes

both

parents have to earn.

This

situation has given rise to the constantly debated topic of whether children are benefited or feel the lack of support due to the

parents

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parents'

parent's

absence. In

this

essay, I will discuss the two views and justify as to why I believe

both

the opinions are right. On the one hand, children

are greatly benefited

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have greatly benefited

greatly benefit

from the additional income. They are sent to good schools with the best possible facilities to receive and education. Children are given all the comforts of life like an A/C, good clothes and food, so that they wouldn't have to struggle and can

therefore

focus on their future.

This

is seen in most metropolitan cities, where

students including

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students, including

myself, usually have employed parents.

On the other hand

, certain harmful effects may arise. Children feel neglected, which leads to them partaking in several undesirable activities. Due to the lack of supervision they can indulge in teenage drinking, drug abuse and bullying. Evidence of

this

is visible in the increase of underage drunk drivers where the young adults are usually from households with working parents. In conclusion, I believe that

both

these point of are

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these points are

these points of are

this point of are

justified in their own place. A child can receive the best of

both

worlds if the parents have a good work-life balance,

thus

being able to support the child

both

financially and emotionally.