Nobody can deny that parental influence is important for
children
, at least in cases where Use synonyms
children
live with their parents, foster parents or guardians. Use synonyms
However
, it is by no means clear that Linking Words
children
should spend Use synonyms
time
exclusively in the family, as we will see. On the one hand, it may appear advisable for parents to act as role models and to establish ground rules for behaviour by spending as much Use synonyms
time
as possible with their Use synonyms
children
. Use synonyms
This
allows the youngsters to absorb conventions and codes of conduct which they can Linking Words
then
follow themselves, hopefully leading to an absence of problems Linking Words
such
as bullying, truancy and delinquency later on. Linking Words
Furthermore
, being with the family should reduce the risk of Linking Words
children
falling victim to crimes Use synonyms
such
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asabduction
, or coming under the influence of negative peer pressure. Correct your spelling
as abduction
On the other hand
, we have to ask whether Linking Words
this
is a practical proposition. In a society where many families are dual-income, or where one parent’s role as breadwinner means he/she is away from the family for long periods, it is inevitable that Linking Words
children
cannot spend all of their Use synonyms
time
with the family. Child-minding and after-school childcare are often used in these cases, and if managed properly, these can be perfectly viable alternatives. Equally, it seems that Use synonyms
children
can in some cases learn a considerable amount from their peers Use synonyms
in addition
to adults, and allowing them to play without direct supervision may be a benefit. Linking Words
To conclude
, it appears that, Linking Words
while
family Linking Words
time
is essential for bonding and absorbing patterns of behaviour, there are definite advantages when Use synonyms
children
are outside the family too. Use synonyms
This
is provided that they are in a safe, well-behaved environment with peers who are themselves reasonably well Linking Words
brought-up
.Correct your spelling
brought up