It is believed that women are more suited to child-rearing than men. What is your opinion on this issue?

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Caring for the young ones is a collective responsibility of their parents.
Although
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this
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is true, some people are of the opinion that women are better at taking care of children than their male counterparts. In the following essay, I will elaborate on my reasons for being in complete agreement with the above view.
To begin
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with, females are responsible for giving birth to their offspring across the animal kingdom.
Firstly
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,
this
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places them at an evolutionary advantage to take care of the young, more so in mammals. Not only do women give birth to their children, but
also
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they nurse their young ones with milk during infancy. So, a woman's body is naturally adapted for the job.
For example
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, females are more sensitive to high pitched noises than males because that makes them more receptive to the cries of their hungry baby at night.
Secondly
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, females have an emotional edge when it comes to child-rearing because of their hormonal makeup. Males having a predominantly testosterone-filled body tend to be less attentive towards their child's needs. A woman,
on the other hand
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, would easily pick up the emotional turmoil that a child might be going through.
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, when I was young, I was beaten up by boys in my class which made me extremely aloof.
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my father couldn't even notice the change in my behaviour, my mother picked it up immediately and started a conversation with me.
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, I opened up and the issue was sorted with my teacher's intervention.
This
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again is the same reason, why lady teachers are preferred over guys for primary school jobs. In conclusion, due to the evolutionary and emotional advantage that women have over men, I opine that they are more suited to child-rearing than males.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • child-rearing
  • caregiver
  • social constructs
  • nurturing
  • gender roles
  • stereotypes
  • paternity leave
  • co-parenting
  • development
  • economic pressures
  • primary caregiver
  • gender biases
  • fluidity of roles
  • societal norms
  • inherent differences
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