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Some parents buy their children a large number of toys to play with. What are the advantages and disadvantages for the child of having a large number of toys?

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One of the beautiful memories of childhood includes the presence of toys. Many people
donot
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do not
 pay attention to the myriad of toys their
child
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 have for playing. There are both pros and cons of keeping a large number of toys for the youngster. On the one hand, you are spoiling your
child
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 if he is getting anything he asks for. It is the duty of a parent to develop a conscience in
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child
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childhood
 about the reality of life. A
child
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 should know that he cannot get anything he wants and he has to earn the
toy
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 by doing something fruitful like his homework.
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 is the right way of parenting by using these tools to teach a
child
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 about ways of life.
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, these innumerable toys can cause an inferiority complex in another
child
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. Often friends play together and seeing a plethora of toys can make a
child
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 to think
that
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that's
 why my friend has access to so many
toy
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 and I have not.
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 can lead to social
discriminiation
unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice
discrimination
 among your
child
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 and his friends.
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, you cannot have a childhood without toys. These mesmerising memories always stay with you throughout your life. A
child
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 should be allowed to have toys and play with them as it is a healthy activity. In
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 way, he learns how to communicate.
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, most girls love to have a doll and they share their thoughts with it. So, a girl
outgrow
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outgrows
 a doll
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toy but
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toy, but
 she remembers the lesson of communication. In conclusion, having a
toy
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 is the right of every
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child but
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child, but
 parents should avoid buying a myriad of toys for their
child
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 as there is no good in spoiling your
child
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 at
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 a naive age.
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