In some countries, people these days spend little time with their children. What are the causes of this? Whome does this affect more, parents or children?

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There is no denying the fact that spending a lot of
time
with your
children
is crucial to
both
.
This
essay will discuss the causes and
effect
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effects
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of why
parents
do not spend much
time
with their kids.
To begin
with, there are many causes for
parents
spending little
time
with their
children
.
Firstly
, if
both
of them are working, sure they will not have
time
to engage with their
children
.
In addition
, most of the jobs are mentally and physically difficult,so even when they back from work there is no energy to play or enjoy with them.
Secondly
, when the
parents
divorce, the
children
will not have
time
to see
both
of them equally. In terms of
effect
,
both
the
parents
and
children
will be affected.
Moreover
, if their
parents
do not have much
time
, who will teach them
the
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manners and how to be a man as a boy and a woman as a girl
.
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The
effect
is notable as they become older and older.
Also
, the
effect
on the
parents
is not as the
children
, but they will not feel the joyful moments that every
parents
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parent
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experience
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experiences
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such
as the first step and the first word. It has a special feeling and it is impossible for the
parents
to forget it. In conclusion, there are many causes that make
parents
to
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do not spend a lot of
time
with their
children
. Being in a job and divorce are examples. It is
also
true that it has a huge
effect
on
children
and
parents
, but I believe the huge
effect
on
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • work demands
  • longer working hours
  • digital technology
  • screen time
  • urbanization
  • commuting times
  • emotional distance
  • parental guidance
  • harmful behaviors
  • guilt
  • stress
  • missed opportunities
  • development
  • emotional well-being
  • social skills
  • family dynamics
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