What are the pros and cons of different living environments for the growth of children?
Nowadays, everyone’s living environment is different. Some people have endless wealth from birth, and some people need to rely on their own Work hard to get the life you want. To be honest, when I was a child, I often envied those children who grew up with a golden spoon, because they basically wanted their parents to satisfy them, and they never had to worry about money matters.
On the contrary, because of my parents’ divorce, my living environment was not very good when I was a child, and I had to worry about a lot of problems every day. However, through my own efforts, I was admitted to a fairly good university and got a very good job, which can basically meet all my needs. Some time ago, when I was having dinner with a few mothers I had just met, they heard that I was very knowledgeable about childcare, so they asked me a question about the pros and cons of the living environment on the growth of children.
I have to say that the moment I heard this question, I thought of my own growth experience, so I was quite moved and gave you a good analysis.
explained in advance that since everyone’s living environment is different, I gave two more common cases to explain. The first is the pros and cons of children living in an affluent environment after they grow up. Let’s talk about it first In this respect, children who live in an affluent environment generally have broader knowledge than children from normal families. At the same time, these children also appear very confident when doing things because they have encountered opportunities for setbacks since they were young. Is very small.
As for the disadvantages, I believe you should all know something, that is, this kind of child may have some personality defects. He who has been living in an affluent environment may rarely experience setbacks and difficulties. Once one day he Leaving his own circle of life, these setbacks and difficulties are likely to have a great impact on him, and even change his long-standing concept.
The other is children living in poor families. Children who grow up in this environment are generally very independent. Basically, no matter what they encounter, they will not ask others for help, but will try their best to solve them. But this does not mean that children who grow up in this kind of living environment must be very perfect, because this kind of child's heart can easily develop an inferiority complex, when he comes into contact with too many things that he has never touched , This inferiority complex will have a great impact on it.
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