The parents should not give their children expensive presents. Do you agree or disagree?
Some people think that parents should not give to their children expensive presents. I disagree with that, I think that children can have what they want to if they deserve or maybe if it will make them happy.
First of all, the parents need to teach the important values of life and good atitudes as respect between each other, and maybe they won't to be a stupid and selfish adults.
I had an experience about that year ago. It happened in my cousin's birthday, when one of the presents he has got was a simple soccer ball. When he realised it was his present straight way he became up-sed and said " just that?" trowing the ball on the floor and started walking, it was so ruge and his parents didn't say one word, for them it was fun, they started laughing. They are type of superficial people looking for a good status every time.
On the other side, I have a rich teenager neighbourhood the type of person who has everything and is hard to give her something even because se has all, anyway, in her birthday celebration I got to her a box with chocolates and fake flowers, she was very surprised and happy imaging how many time I spent making this box to her.
Because of these two exemples above I concluded that children should get expensive presents, but they need to be educated for that.
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Parents should deny their children expensive presents. Yes or no?
Some people think that parents should deny their children expensive presents. I disagree with this. I think that children should have what they want, if they deserve it or maybe if it will make them happy.First of all, parents need to teach the important values of life and good attitudes such as mutual respect, and maybe then the kids won't become stupid and selfish adults.
A year ago, I had an experience about this. It happened on my cousin's birthday when one of the presents he has got was a simple football. When he realised that that was his present, he straight away became upset and said " Just that?" throwing the ball on the floor and stomping away. It was so rude and his parents didn't say one word. For them it was funny and they started laughing. They are the type of superficial people looking always for a good status.
On the other hand, I have a neighbour who is a rich teenager and is the type of person who has everything and it is hard to give her something even because she has it all, anyway. For her birthday I got to her a box of chocolates with fake flowers. She was very surprised and happy imagining how much time I spent making this box for her.
Because of these two examples above, I conclude that children should get expensive presents, but they need to be educated for that.
Very well written!
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