It is believed by some people that children are ought to always stay with their families when they have free
time
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However
, others argue that Linking Words
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Although
each argument has its own advantages, I believe that it is unnecessary for children to spend all their free Linking Words
time
with their families and that they should be given the freedom to have fun in safe environments with their peers.
On the one hand, when children spend Use synonyms
time
exclusively with their parents, be them guardians or foster parents, their bond grows stronger. Children would start viewing their parents as their role models, and Use synonyms
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, absorb conventions and codes of conduct that are essential for the child’s development from them. Hopefully, Linking Words
this
would ensure that children do not engage in bullying, truancy, or delinquency when they grow up. Linking Words
Additionally
, being present with their families the whole Linking Words
time
can protect children from dangers, Use synonyms
for example
, abduction.
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On the other hand
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habit can adversely affect the development of the child. If children socialized with their families only and were not permitted to see other children their age, Linking Words
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would result in them developing social anxiety and even being too dependent on their parents. Linking Words
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, if children did not learn how to depend on themselves and experience the world on their own, they would have unbalanced personalities as adults. Linking Words
Moreover
, working parents are not always present in the house and, Linking Words
thus
, cannot always take care of the child.
To conclude, spending an adequate amount of Linking Words
time
with their families is essential for healthy bonding and the development of the child. Use synonyms
However
, they should not be restricted to being with their families only, and Linking Words
instead
be allowed to socialize with other well brought-up peers and engage in healthy and entertaining activities supervised by their parents.Linking Words