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Women are better at childcare than men therefore they should focus more on raising children and less on their working life. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Mothers are generally excellent care-givers and for this reason, some individuals believe they should concentrate extensively on child-care rather than developing their careers. I, however, disagree with this notion for a number of reasons. To begin with, mothers focusing majorly on nurturing children increases financial dependency which could lead to embarrassment. Every individual have monetary need and the working class citizens are always able to afford whatever they require without necessarily waiting for someone to provide for them. This, however, is different for mothers who are committed only to taking care of children, as this activity yields no income and they would forever depend on people for funds, which, could be sometimes embarrassing as those individuals are bond to disgrace them due to their constant request. For instance, a neighbour of mine who is a full- time child care-giver, told me of how her husband recently insulted her because she requested for money to purchase hair. In addition, paying attention to just raising children could lead to loneliness and subsequently, depression. Career individuals are always active, they sometimes have places to attend were they meet people and generally increase their network. This is not the case for mothers who strictly take care of children as they are usually indoors with no one to communicate with, making them feel lonely. Furthermore, doing this for a long period of time increases boredom therefore making them depressed and needing medical attention. To illustrate, the Nigerian Institute of Psychologist recently published that 50% of depression in nursing mothers is associated to their loneliness. In conclusion, I completely disagree that mothers should major only on fostering children because it makes them depend mostly on people for funds as well as causing depression.
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generally
excellent care-givers and
for this reason
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believe they should concentrate
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than developing their careers. I,
however
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majorly
on nurturing
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children
increases financial dependency which could lead to embarrassment. Every
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individual
have monetary need and the working
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class
citizens are always able to afford whatever they require without
necessarily
waiting for someone to provide for them. This,
however
, is
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different
for mothers who
are committed
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only
to taking care of
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children
, as this activity yields no
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income and
they would forever depend on
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people
for funds, which, could be
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embarrassing as those
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individuals
are bond to disgrace them due to their constant request.
For instance
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of mine who is a full- time child care-giver,
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me of how her husband recently insulted her
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because
she requested for money to
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purchase
hair.

In addition
, paying attention to
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just
raising
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children
could lead to loneliness and
subsequently
, depression. Career
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individuals
are always active, they
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sometimes
have places to attend were they
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meet
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people
and
generally
increase their network. This is not the case for mothers who
strictly
take care of
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children
as they are
usually
indoors with no one to communicate with, making them feel lonely.
Furthermore
, doing this for a long period of time increases boredom
therefore
making them depressed and needing medical attention. To illustrate, the Nigerian Institute of Psychologist recently published that 50% of depression in nursing mothers
is associated
to their loneliness.

In conclusion
, I completely disagree that mothers should major
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only
on fostering
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children
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because
it
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makes
them depend
mostly
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people
for funds
as well
as causing depression.
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IELTS essay Women are better at childcare than men therefore they should focus more on raising children and less on their working life. with this statement?

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