CHILDREN SHOULD ALWAYS FOLLOW THEIR PARENTS’ ADVICE. TO WHAT EXTEND DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS STATEMENT?
Some people say that following
parents
consultation is always a must for children
. Even though this
is not practical all the time, I agree with this
statement to some extent.
There are many reasons why parents
' advice
need to be followed by their offsprings. The foremost reason is parents
are the best well-wishers for their children
. Only parents
know what is best and what is suitable for their kids. Therefore
, they are very capable and suitable for giving advice
, which is worthy and priceless. In addition
, Parents
have had vast experience in life and its effect on their future generations. This
will also
make a good impact on the decision-making process. these will be helpful in many crucial future decisions. For example
, it is common to see that, children
who followed their parents
' advice
were more successful in their life.
On the other hand
, some father and mother are not updated with the current phase of development and technology. Sometimes, they lack behind in the thinking process as well. These reasons push them backwards in the thinking process. Therefore
their advice
also
not reliable to current problems faced by their own son and daughter. for example
parents
with poor understanding about information technology can not have the ability make the decision about their children
's preference over these subject for their study. Likewise
, for problems like these, we need relevant field related peoples' advice
,not parents
advice
.
In conclusion, I believe as the parents
are the true mentors for their children
, it is necessary to children
to follow their parents
' advice
where it is reliable and suitable.Submitted by ars on
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