Interference of parents in their childrens' decisions

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More and more parents are interfering in their children's decisions. Parents think that the choices which they choose for their children are the best. Usually, children oppose these decisions, they do not agree with their parents. Do you think that parents should interfere in their children's decisions?

In this paper, we are trying to answer this question.

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[...] The objective of all parents is to see their children succeed in their lives. Everyone agrees, with parents who do not want to commit the same mistakes made by their own parents. So they want to give a better life for their children than the life which they had during their youth. The child needs to be advised to make good choices for himself. For example, parents can help their children during their studies, to make a career choice. Indeed children are too young to make alone very important decisions. [...]

[...] If parents interfere too much with their children's choices, children will always need their parents to guide them. In conclusion, we are in two minds. On one hand, Parents must listen to their children. Thus, the children can accept their own choices, their own decisions. Thus, if the child has projects, parents can tell if the decision is fair or not. It is necessary that the child makes his own decisions so he can become independent. on the other hand, parents mustn't interfere too much with their children's decisions because the children can't assume their parents' decisions. [...]

[...] Do you think parents should interfere with their children's decisions? This is the question which we're going to answer. A very special link gathers the parents and their children. When a child born, he immediately recognizes his mother and his father. The Parents who come to give life to their child know that they have a big role in their life. Their role is to provide the best life that either to their child with the best choices available. To answer the question of departure, we'll see in the first part why parents have to interfere in their children's decisions and secondly, we'll see the consequences of this intrusion in the children's life. [...]