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The nuclear family is well adapted to moving due to its size. Do you think children benefit in any way from moving? Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

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Shifting for anyone can be a very hectic task because you need to keep track of what is packed in which box, you need to get everyone on board with the idea, and ensure that each
one
 is responsible for their things. Being part of a nuclear family is helpful, because today the families are much smaller in size, with a maximum of four to five members which makes it very easy to organise.
However
, moving in itself is an emotional task that poses its own problems which I will substantiate in
this
 essay. On
one
 hand,
children
 are able to experience different cultures and get immersed in various lifestyles. Many
children
 are able to learn different languages because of the move, and they use it as a way of exploring the world.
This
 will help them in the future, as it will create an interest in getting to know world cultures, which will result in them travelling a lot. An example of
this
 is my younger brother, who has always been
one
 to be looking for the
next
 adventure. He mainly uses our home, just as a place for rest, and the remainder of the day, he will spend outside exploring. Alternately, continuously moving can
also
 have negative impacts on
children
. it can lead to depression because they are unable to create proper friendships due to the fact that they are never in
one
 place long enough.
Also
, the whole practice of establishing oneself in a new location is tiresome and time-consuming.
Therefore
, over time,
children
 will tend to stop mingling with others as they feel there is no use because when they move it will again break the relationship.
In addition
, it may create resentment in
children
 against their parents, which will eventually cause a disconnect. In conclusion, the disadvantages outweigh the advantages when it comes to moving. That being said, it is not set in stone because it depends on the child and the relationship with the parents.
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