Parents and teachers make rules for children to encourage good behaviour and to protect them from danger. However, children would benefit from fewer rules and greater freedom. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

One of the tasks of parents and teachers in raising a

child

is to ensure their safety and organize the best future for them.

However

, many believe that the

restrictions

and

rules

established for

children

are too strict and require review. Those who oppose the

rules

argue, first of all, that

children

should be given more freedom, as only through experience gained because of their own mistakes they will be able to understand how to live the right way.

However

, I cannot fully agree with

this

point of view, as I believe that most

rules

are introduced to protect the

child

from impulsive actions that can lead to terrible consequences.

For example

, in many families, the rule is established to "return home by 11 pm" or "inform about their location and that everything is okay." Parents establish

such

rules

to be sure that their

children

are okay. The second argument of those who oppose

rules

is that

restrictions

and

rules

suppress the

child

's individuality. They argue that a prohibition on various actions is accompanied by the fact that

children

cannot show the versatility of their personality, as they are in strict frames. Undoubtedly,

this

is an interesting point of view, but I still believe that

rules

are created not so much to prevent a

child

's personality from developing

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but to ensure that

children

understand that their freedom ends where the freedom of another person begins, so that they do not harm others and respect their comfort and rights.

Finally

, I would like to add that the frames in which a

child

must develop form discipline and responsibility for their

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and the lives of those around them. Some

restrictions

will allow a

child

to grow into an organized and disciplined adult. In conclusion, I must note that

although

the question of

rules

and

restrictions

is controversial, I still adhere to the opinion that if these

rules

do not harm the

child

's life and are created for their safety, discipline, and responsibility, they should be applied.