Some people think that family has the most powerful influence on a child’s development, while others think that other factors such as television, friend, music have the biggest effects. Discuss both views and give your opinion

People hold differing views about key factors which act as role models to the children’s future prospective. Some people including myself consider immediate family to play an irreplaceable role in their offspring

while

others believe that surrounding elements

such

as friendships and media appear to be even more effective. On the one hand, a parent-child friendship is one of the first things that an infant experiences at their earliest stage which not only highlights the link between the premier caregivers and their young but

also

promotes a secure attachment and a healthy emotional development. It is true that children are parent’s reflection, they observe their guardians, imitate them and pick up their habits

as well as

behaviour

due to

this

, parents should be sensitively cautious in their manners if they want to set good examples for their adolescents. It is

therefore

easy to understand why a number of societies hold

this

side in

this

debate.

On the other hand

, television with a broad coverage of data either efficient or disruptive can amazingly draw little ones’ attention in the way that they spend seven hours on average which is far more than amount of the quality time they spend with their parents which is concerning.

However

,

this

could easily be regulated by their foster parents.

Moreover

, some friendships especially those with a very close bond between the individuals involved leave significant marks on the main characteristics of one’s personality.

In addition

, it is claimed that particular musics tend to be inspiring to minors and manipulate their brains under specific circumstances,

while

this

can be true it is not as important as a parent’s role in children’s lives. In conclusion. I can understand why some people convey the impression of Contributing elements with reasonable explanations, but it seems to me that first caregivers remain the most determinant feature in children's future.