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Some people say free time activities for children should be organized by their parents. Others say that children should be free to choose what they do in their free time. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

#people #time #activities #children #parents
To organize your
child
 in our own way is good
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,
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 we have to make some boundaries and limitations that how much we going to control their life and giving the choice to
child
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the child
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 to do what they want to is
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 not effective. I am going to tell you
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my opinion along with details. At starting age of a
child
, They are not as wise to make some good decisions as they will when they grow up. So if parents take control and make some decisions for them, Let them
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do
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. Because they have seen more
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the child
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child
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 and have experienced in their life. Some of them come from their own experiences and some of them from other people. At the time while
child
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 going to an adult, consider the options what they say and if parents think it's good
then
 go for it. Because if parents
donot
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do not
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 let their children take a step they will never be able to make decisions which will not good for their future. As wise people said, Let the
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 play as they want with life but always keep an eye on them, So if they make mistakes let them do but guide them on
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 way out
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 will say let them choose what they want to do but
also
 keep an eye on it and them guide them between what's good and what's not.
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  • balanced development
  • expose children to
  • tailored activities
  • promote discipline
  • foster independence
  • genuine interests
  • free play
  • problem-solving skills
  • emotional well-being
  • unstructured time
  • personal exploration
  • structured activities
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