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Some people believe that allowing children to make their own choices on everyday matters (such as food, clothes and entertainment) is likely to result in a society of individuals who only think about their own wishes. Other people believe that it is important for children to make decisions about matters that affect them. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

How much freedom should be granted to children on everyday matters is controversial. People who are against allowing boundless liberty to children believe that it would create selfish individuals in our society. Others, however, think freedom is necessary to nurture the creativity of children and it creates self-reliant individuals. I believe that parents should neither give absolute privilege to their children nor restrain them in every matter - there must be a balance. On the one hand, permitting children to do whatever they want and letting them chose everything they like would convince youngsters that they can do whatever they like. This is detrimental to the mental growth of children and those children would likely become selfish and self-centred when they grow up. Scientific research reveals that someone’s childhood experience has a permanent effect on his personality and thinking pattern. This is why parents should make important decisions for their offsprings and deter them from doing things that are harmful to their psychological and physical growth as well as for others. On the other hand, psychologists express that if parents do not allow their children to pick certain things on their own and restrict them on everything, the children would become fragile-minded and definitely lack confidence. If children cannot choose things they like and do not have any freedom of choice, would end up being less creative than those who were given the freedom to make their own decisions. To conclude, our society needs more creative and selfless people and that is why we should allow freedom to our child but there should be a boundary of this liberty and freedom of choice. The balance can bring the best possible results.
How much
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on everyday matters is controversial.
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who are against allowing boundless liberty to
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children
believe that it would create selfish individuals in our society. Others,
however
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think
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freedom
is necessary to nurture the creativity of
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children
and it creates self-reliant individuals. I believe that parents should neither give absolute privilege to their
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children
nor restrain them in every matter
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there
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must
be a balance.

On the one hand, permitting
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children
to do whatever they want and letting them chose everything they like would convince youngsters that they can do whatever they like. This is detrimental to the mental growth of
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children
and those
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children
would likely become selfish and
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self-centred
when they grow up. Scientific research reveals that someone’s childhood experience has a permanent effect on his personality and thinking pattern. This is why parents should
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make
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important
decisions for their
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and deter them from doing things that are harmful to their psychological and physical growth
as well
as for others.

On the other hand
, psychologists express that if parents do not
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allow
their
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children
to pick certain things on their
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and restrict them on everything, the
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children
would become fragile-minded and definitely lack confidence. If
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children
cannot choose things they like and do not have any
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of choice, would
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end
up being less creative than those who were
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given
the
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freedom
to
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make
their
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own
decisions.

To conclude
, our society needs more creative and selfless
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people
and
that is
why we should
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allow
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freedom
to our child
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but
there should be a boundary of this liberty and
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freedom
of choice. The balance can bring the best possible results.
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IELTS essay Some people believe that allowing children to make their own choices on everyday matters (such as food, clothes and entertainment) is likely to result in a society of individuals who only think about their own wishes. Other people believe that it is important for children to make decisions about matters that affect them.

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