Caring for children is probably the most important job in any society. Because of this, all mothers and fathers should be required to take a course that prepares them to be good parents. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view?

It is true that child-rearing plays an important role in our lives. While I agree that prenatal courses are beneficial, I disagree with the idea that these courses should be mandatory. On the one hand, there are several reasons why would-be parents reap the enormous benefits of attending prenatal courses. The reason is that parents are likely to be armed with

knowledge

and skills to raise their children. Parents will be taught which food is suitable for each stage of development. Apart from gaining

knowledge

about a healthy meal, parents will know the way to take care of children when they are sick and how to deal with childhood ailments,

such

as cough, a

fewer

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little

and a cold. In

this

way,

knowledge

and skills from a course will stand would-be parents in good stead when they raise children.

In contrast

, without

such

rudimentary

knowledge

, parents would be in a state of confusion when they take care of their children.

On the other hand

, there are several reasons why prenatal courses should not be compulsory.

Firstly

, many mothers and fathers are deprived of time to attend parenting courses. As they have a colossal amount of work to be accomplished in their companies, they find it difficult to make time for these courses.

Secondly

, many couples

are suffered

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are suffering

have suffered

suffer

from financial pressure.

For example

, many young people have just embarked on a career, they can afford only basic costs,

such

as rent or electricity bills. Tuition fees for prenatal courses are an extra burden placed on them. Without parenting courses, many mothers and fathers can learn

knowledge

and skills from different sources

such

as reading books, watching TV programs, or seeking advice from their relatives and friends. In conclusion, while parenting courses are useful, they should not become obligatory courses for all mothers and fathers.