Families with many children vs families with one child
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The document discusses the pros and cons of growing up as an only child versus growing up in a larger family with siblings. It notes that only children may be overprotected or become self-centered due to lack of siblings, though they do not have to share a room. Children in larger families have constant communication with other kids but may quarrel and not get as much individual attention. Overall, the document concludes that many factors beyond family size can influence a child's development and well-being.
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The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
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- 1. Families with many children vs families with one child Выполнила: Торопова Дарья Группа А11.1
- 2. There is a discussion what is better: to be the only child in the family or to have brothers or sisters.
- 3. Personally, I find it difficult to judge as I’m the only child in my family. It means that I see pros and cons but can’t compare it with another situation. However, I’ll try to find reasons based on my friends’ experience
- 4. Firstly, there is always a risk to be overprotected in one child families.
- 5. Moreover, they can grow less self-confident or on the other hand become self-centered because of this fact.
- 6. Nevertheless, they don’t have to share their room with anybody else and you have to be sure they are getting enough love and attention.
- 7. As for the children from big families, they are never lacking communication with other children which is always brilliant.
- 8. Besides, the elder children learn to take care of younger ones since childhood and then they become responsible grown-ups.
- 9. However, it’s possible that children from large families would be quarrelling with each other and probably won’t get their own.
- 10. So, to conclude I want to say that there are more circumstances than just the quantity of members in the family that can make life of children better or worse.
- 11. Thank you for listening!