Children have too much freedoms nowadays. Do you agree or disagree ? Why ?

In
this
modern world, some people reckon that children have too much
freedom
while others tend to have
opposite opinion
Suggestion
the opposite opinion
an opposite opinion
opposite opinions
. I agree with the statement that children are given too much
freedom
nowadays. There are three reasons to prove that children have more
freedom
nowadays.
Firstly
, nowadays more children are participating in co-curricular activities along with their studies and excel well both in extra activities and studies.
This
shows that parents given independence for their children to select and participate in their interested activities which made them more focused and well organized. In
future
they can select their extra activity as their career.
Secondly
, another evidence shows that children are given
freedom
to spend pocket money in which they may buy expensive toys, cigarette, drugs, alcohol and may induce in illegal activity at the young age. They cannot concentrate in studies due to the distraction of these activities which affect their
future
.
For example
, recent news about kidnapped by his friends in need of money to celebrate
new year
Suggestion
the new year
and demand money from his parents later they killed the child. Now they are in juvenile prison.
Finally
, children are given
freedom
to go alone to
friend house
Suggestion
a friend's house
friend's house
friends house
in which they will meet
stranger
Suggestion
a stranger
strangers
and may become
victim
Suggestion
victims
a victim
of paedophile.
As a result
, children are psychologically affected in young
age which
Accept comma addition
age, which
spoil their
future
.
For example
, news about girl was molested by a man who made friendship with the girl while she was going alone in the street to meet her friend. To sum up, the above explanations and example shows that children are given too much
freedom
which affected their studies. Children should be given limited
freedom
and monitored by their parents often provide advice about the stranger and friends and not allow to send
alone
with a forward motion
along
to the
friend
Suggestion
friend's
friends
house or far away from the home. With the limited
freedom
they will study well and become flying
colors
a flag that shows its nationality
colours
in their
future
.
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