Some people think that all kids should take care of pets in their houses, but others believe it's not an obligation and it depends on the
children
's situation.
Basically, a society that believes that kids should have a Use synonyms
pet
merely want to teach them about compassion. If the Use synonyms
children
have a Use synonyms
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to look after, it will grow their emotional intelligence Use synonyms
such
as empathy. Linking Words
For example
, kids who have a cat, a dog, a rabbit and etc tend to be caring since they have a duty to feed, take care of, and ascertain their Linking Words
pet
's prosperity in order to grow well. Use synonyms
Therefore
, having a Linking Words
pet
is really recommended for Use synonyms
children
to nurture their compassion and empathy.
On the other side, some communities believe that Use synonyms
children
can do whatever they want to make themselves happy, including having a Use synonyms
pet
or not. They tend to believe that having a Use synonyms
pet
is not an obligation for Use synonyms
children
, but it depends on their condition. Use synonyms
For instance
, some Linking Words
children
who have allergic to fur, or are sick, are encouraged to not interact with animals due to their well-being and safety. That's why Use synonyms
this
recommendation is considered optional.
In a nutshell, having a Linking Words
pet
can nurture Use synonyms
children
's compassion and empathy. Despite being useful for them, it can Use synonyms
also
harm Linking Words
children
who have a particular issue within themselves Use synonyms
such
as sickness or allergies. I believe that having an animal to take care of is an alternative in part of Linking Words
children
's education, but we have to read the situation as well, whether it's a good choice and relevant for them, or not.Use synonyms
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