n today’s competitive world, many families find it necessary for both parents to go out to work. While some say the children in these families benefit from the additional income, others feel they lack support because of their parents’ absence. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

In today's modern society expenses have increased exponentially, and to meet these needs

both

parents

should engage themselves in work.

However

, some believe that it would help in their child's education, while others argue that

this

could be detrimental, because of the lack of emotional support a child requires.

This

is a debatable topic, and In

this

essay, I will put forward my views with a reasonable explanation. The amount to be spent to satisfy our demands have increased significantly in the

last

decade. I still remember that when I was a child, my school's fee was just around 1000 rupees a year, but now it has almost increased by hundred of times

that is

1 lakh a year. It is obvious that now to fulfil these targets, the gross income of a family has to be improved, and I believe that

this

can be achieved only if

both

parents

are at work.

For example

, my uncle who has 2 kids, and who is the only family earner, because of low income, he was not able to send one of his kid to the school. But, when his wife

also

started working, they were successful in sending

both

of them to the institutes.

On the other hand

, children lack the emotional support they need if

both

their mother and father are working. There are few needs that cannot be fulfilled just by sending them to schools,

such

as family bonding and good family dynamics.

Furthermore

, It is seen that

parents

who do not spend enough time with their kids had behavioural problems

such

as, anger management.

For instance

, my neighbours who have 2 offspring,

both

parents

leave at 7 in the morning and come back at 8pm, and I can clearly visualise those poor toddlers, that how emotionally deprived they are.

Finally

,

although

wife and husband should play their own role to complete their needs of a family, I

also

believe that they should spend sufficient time with their youngsters to support them emotionally.