In some countries, there has been an increase in the number of advertisements which try to persuade children to buy snacks, toys, and other goods. Parents often claim that these ads are unfair. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Nowadays, more marketing strategies have been used in the media to convince

children

to purchase different products. While many

parents

believe it is inappropriate, others can see some benefits. The purpose of

this

essay is to discuss both sides and I will give my opinion, which is that there are a few risks that

children

should not be exposed to. On the one hand, there are people who see positive aspects in advertisements aimed at

children

. One of the reasons is that it provides useful information about releases,

such

as how it works ow what it contains, where to find it and promotions.

In addition

, other

parents

take advantage of the opportunity to teach their

children

how to differentiate false advertisements.

For example

,

parents

who know fried food is unhealthy could show the

children

the consequences of eating it.

On the other hand

, others strongly disagree with the idea of trying to manipulate

children

.

First

, advertisements sometimes can bring a false idea of happiness and be misleading.

For example

, fast food industries that give nice toys or try to attract

children

with games and make

children

believe their happiness depend on it.

Besides

, seeking profit, companies may try to stimulate consumerism in

children

, who are not capable of making their own decisions yet and bring frustration when the

parents

cannot afford something.

For instance

, many developed countries already have laws to control

this

as they see the risks to the development of

children

. In conclusion, it is my opinion that both arguments have merits. On balance,

however

, I tend to believe that it would be better not to expose them to propaganda, as they cannot make decisions.

This

is because it is my firm belief that companies only care about the money and

this

might cause a negative impact on a child from a family with no condition to explain the truth or buy them the product.