Question: some people think it is better for children if the whole families ( e.g aunts , uncles and grandparents ) are involved in the children's upbringing , rather than their fathers and mothers only. Do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

Some people believe that children should be raised not only by their
parents
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but
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with the help of their extended family,
such
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as grandparents, aunts and uncles. I mostly agree with
this
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idea because relatives can offer support and experience,
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there are
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some disadvantages. On the one hand, having the whole family involved in bringing up a
child
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can be very helpful.
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grandparents often have more experience and can give useful advice to young
parents
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.
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, they may know how to deal with common childhood problems because they raised their own children many years ago.
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, relatives can give emotional and practical support. When both
parents
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are busy working, aunts or uncles can look after the
child
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, which makes family life easier.
On the other hand
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, too many people giving opinions about how to raise a
child
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can cause confusion. Each family member may have a different idea about discipline, education or daily routines.
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, the
child
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might receive mixed messages and may not understand what is expected of them.
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,
parents
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may feel pressure or lose confidence if others interfere too much in their decisions. In conclusion,
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the support of extended family members can make childcare easier and provide valuable guidance, it is important that
parents
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remain the main decision-makers.
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, I partly agree with the idea, but I believe the involvement of relatives should not be excessive.

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Keep one clear view in the end. Say your full view and stick with it in the body and the end.
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The idea that relatives bring help and know more about child care is well shown.
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