Siblings Speech
Do you have a brother or a sister ? We love to hate them but still can’t imagine life without them. They annoy us, basically know all our strengths and weaknesses and are usually our first best friends. I am going to be talking about the disadvantages of being an only child and some of the advantages of having siblings. Having a sibling has proven to be better than not having any . Studies show that children without siblings find it a harder to socialise and make friends when they begin their school life. Having a sibling can be a key part in a child's learning journey as you can learn how to fight, love hate and make friends. Also you can learn to share your feelings with one another, advice and skills .
I have listed five of the main disadvantages of being an only child.
ONE----Not knowing how to fight. Believe it or not, learning to fight and have disagreements is a useful life skill. Having no one to fight with while growing up means that you have a lot of catching up to do when you hit your adult years.
TWO----Unaware of other’s opinions. A related effect of not having to disagree with anyone is ignorance of perspectives outside of your own. When something goes wrong or bad, some think their approach to PROBLEMS is the only one and expect others to see it the same way.
THREE----Loneliness. This is usually the first disadvantage that comes to mind when people think of an only child. Well, it’s true. There are many times where children without brothers or sisters feel like they are "only and lonely.” And they grow up often wishing to have a sibling.
FOUR----Discomfort relating to other children. Since only children spend so much TIME with adults, many never feel comfortable in RELATING to other children. Some only children don't really know how to let loose and play like the other kids.
AND FIVE- Having to do the washing ,the dishes, the vacuuming and all the rest of your family's chores PRETTY MUCH alone.
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I have listed five of the main disadvantages of being an only child.
ONE----Not knowing how to fight. Believe it or not, learning to fight and have disagreements is a useful life skill. Having no one to fight with while growing up means that you have a lot of catching up to do when you hit your adult years.
TWO----Unaware of other’s opinions. A related effect of not having to disagree with anyone is ignorance of perspectives outside of your own. When something goes wrong or bad, some think their approach to PROBLEMS is the only one and expect others to see it the same way.
THREE----Loneliness. This is usually the first disadvantage that comes to mind when people think of an only child. Well, it’s true. There are many times where children without brothers or sisters feel like they are "only and lonely.” And they grow up often wishing to have a sibling.
FOUR----Discomfort relating to other children. Since only children spend so much TIME with adults, many never feel comfortable in RELATING to other children. Some only children don't really know how to let loose and play like the other kids.
AND FIVE- Having to do the washing ,the dishes, the vacuuming and all the rest of your family's chores PRETTY MUCH alone.
Here are some meaningful quotes i found