It is believed that all
children
should own a Use synonyms
pet
or an animal to take care of. Others disagree, Use synonyms
however
, some think Linking Words
this
is decided by the child's conditions. Linking Words
This
essay will discuss the debate and give a concluding view.
The various reason why keeping Linking Words
pets
can be highly beneficial is that Use synonyms
children
can understand nutrition, and learn about biology, and daily routines, Use synonyms
for instance
, food selection and exercise activities, Linking Words
in other words
, Linking Words
this
adds greatly to a child’s all-around education. Linking Words
Furthermore
, the emotional support that Linking Words
children
receive from Use synonyms
pets
helps them feel more secure, which boosts their confidence. Use synonyms
However
, not all Linking Words
children
live where Use synonyms
pet
keeping is advisable, or even possible. I would start by saying that the expense of maintaining a Use synonyms
pet
may be prohibitive. The fact that many Use synonyms
children
live in unstable family environments, Use synonyms
for example
, families that have unemployment or political turbulence, not only is unfair to keep Linking Words
pets
but Use synonyms
also
dangerous because they would probably suffer neglect. The Linking Words
last
point that I would like to mention is not all young people want to keep a Linking Words
pet
, which is to say, their interests Use synonyms
elsewhere
, Linking Words
therefore
, these youngsters’ ownership not be encouraged.
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Overall
, it appears likely that a child’s interests, ability, and family circumstances should be taken into consideration when deciding whether to get a Linking Words
pet
rather than a general view that ‘ all Use synonyms
children
’ should have animals. It seems Use synonyms
this
serves the interests of both the Linking Words
children
and the Use synonyms
pets
involved.Use synonyms
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