Some parents believe that children need strict rules. Other parents believe children should have a lot of freedom to make decisions on their own. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

Parents play an important role
on
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in
development
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the development
of their children. Some parents believe children need strict
rules whereas
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rules, whereas
others believe the need for
freedom
to make decisions. These beliefs play critical role
on
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in
the development of children. Children nowadays, tend to have more
freedom
than their predecessors, and
this
has led to
more premature sexual conception
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the more premature sexual conception
, drugs and alcohol abuses, smoking and other variety of problems. Due to the significant increase in these problems, I believe that parents should have stricter rules. These problems
has negatively affected
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have negatively affected
our society and is increasing day by day due to more
freedom
to make choices. A recently published article by
World Bank which
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the World Bank, which
the World Bank which
had specifically researched on
this
topic found that, the percentage of children associated
in
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with
any one kind of abuse among alcohol, drugs, smoking, sex
was
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were
70% higher compared to the stats of same survey conducted in 2010.
This
represents a growing problem and needs to be tackled.
Also
, the local rehabilitation
center
an area that is approximately central within some larger region
centre
, here in
kathmandu
the capital and largest city of Nepal
Kathmandu
has seen
unprecedented number
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an unprecedented number
unprecedented numbers
of teenage children in recent years.
Therefore
, to curb these problems, parents should implement stricter rules on their children. It is
also
important
to
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for
children to learn to make decisions and to understand
freedom
. Being able to express their desire, creativity and art would lead to
development
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the development
of children.
This
in turn would lead to children beings able to make decision more wisely based on their own personal experiences.
However
, considering both the positive and negative aspects of
freedom
of choices and stricter rules, it appears that to tackle current problems faced by society due to
unmanaged
children, stricter rules should be implemented by parents.

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