The harsh reality of today’s world is that children do not get to spend enough time with their parents. In my opinion, this is a result of financial burden on the parents and their efforts to provide all the comforts to their children. This change definitely affects the children more than the parents.
Nowadays, it has become compulsory for both parents to work to meet ends. Inflation rates have skyrocketed over the years making it challenging for a fulfil event their basic needs and wants. For example, the prices of essential commodities like food and clothing have soared over the years. Homes have become costlier too. Consequently, to afford these basic necessities and to offer a good standard of living to their children, both parents are forced to work in many families. As a result, they fail to spend enough time with their children.
This change has certainly had some detrimental effects on both parents and children. On the one hand, the holistic development of children depends on parents’ love and attention. Children learn family values, moral principles and discipline from their parents. If parents are away for extended hours, the character formation of children is often affected. Children also need the presence of parents to feel safe and valued. Consequently, when parents spend more time at work, they feel abandoned. This affects the bonding they have with their parents and in my cases, it can even affect their ability to socialize.
Of course, this development hurts the parents as well. Many of them feel guilty about leaving their children behind. However, unlike children, it is easier for parents to find solace in the excuse that they are working for the welfare of their children. Children, on the other hand, are too young to understand why both their parents should work leaving them alone at home.
In conclusion, parents do not get to spend enough time with their children because they are busy working for the better future of their children. While this inability to spend quality time together affects both of them, in my opinion, children are the worst affected by this because during their growing up years, children absolutely need the presence of their parents to feel secure and loved.
The harsh reality of
today
’s world is that
children
do not
get
to
spend
enough
time
with their
parents
. In my opinion, this is a result of financial burden on the
parents
and their efforts to provide all the comforts to their
children
. This
change
definitely
affects
the
children
more than the parents.
Nowadays, it has become compulsory for both
parents
to
work
to
meet
ends. Inflation rates have skyrocketed over the years making it challenging for a fulfil
event
their basic needs and wants.
For example
, the prices of essential commodities like food and clothing have soared over the years. Homes have become costlier too.
Consequently
, to afford these
basic necessities
and to offer a
good
standard of living to their
children
, both
parents
are forced
to
work
in
many
families.
As a result
, they fail to
spend
enough
time
with their children.
This
change
has
certainly
had
some
detrimental effects on both
parents
and
children
. On the one hand, the holistic development of
children
depends on
parents’
love
and attention.
Children
learn family values, moral principles and discipline from their
parents
. If
parents
are away for extended hours, the character formation of
children
is
often
affected
.
Children
also
need the presence of
parents
to
feel
safe and valued.
Consequently
, when
parents
spend
more
time
at
work
, they
feel
abandoned. This
affects
the bonding they have with their
parents
and in my cases, it can even
affect
their ability to socialize.
Of course
, this development hurts the
parents
as well
.
Many
of them
feel
guilty about leaving their
children
behind.
However
, unlike
children
, it is easier for
parents
to find solace in the excuse that they are working for the welfare of their
children
.
Children
,
on the other hand
, are too young to understand why both their
parents
should
work
leaving them alone at home.
In conclusion
,
parents
do not
get
to
spend
enough
time
with their
children
because
they are busy working for the better future of their
children
. While this inability to
spend
quality
time
together
affects
both of them, in my opinion,
children
are the worst
affected
by this
because
during their growing up years,
children
absolutely
need the presence of their
parents
to
feel
secure and
loved
.