This essay will illustrate the possible reasons why children who are born into families that do not have a large amount of money are more prepared to deal with the problems of adult life than children brought up by wealthy parents. It will discuss whether this topic is true or not.
Firstly, I firmly believe that children who are born in poor families face more problems from the beginning of their childhood. They can’t always buy the toy they want, or they don’t always have the opportunities to make their dreams come true. Because of this, these kinds of children become problem solvers. They create their own opportunities, they handle the problems, and they have to be creative to spend their leisure time without spending money on dolls. Money doesn’t speak for them — they need to speak.
On the other hand, it is seen that wealthy families mostly raise their children in a more spoiled way. Giving them every opportunity, like signing up for courses or buying new electronic devices, leads children to be lazy. They just wait for their parents to solve the problems, without taking action themselves. When it comes to adult life, they will be on their own, and they will need to speak. But because of their parents’ behavior, they won’t be as patient, imaginative, or maybe even hardworking.
In conclusion, the reasons given above show that I agree with the topic in general. However, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any exceptions.