Insistence on giving a perfect life to a child: Not having a brother and sister does not share important things, even weak in upsetting and persuasion.

People's attitudes around the world are changing rapidly. The couple now wants to have a child. They think that if they have a child, they will be able to give him all the happiness, good studies and luxury. But have you ever thought that by doing this, you are pushing children towards such solitude, where they do not have a brother or sister to share their hearts...? From the US to Europe, the number of families with only children has doubled. The fertility rate has fallen to record levels. But in this 'quality parenting' cycle, the most beautiful thing has disappeared from the house... Cute banter of siblings, pillow fights and each other's company. Experts call it the loss of the 'sibling school'. In a study conducted in the US, mothers with five or more children said that raising five children is easier than one child, because they develop good values and character easily. The study was led by renowned American economist Dr. Catherine Pakaluk. "The reason for this is interesting — if there is more than one child in the house, they naturally learn sharing and caring," she says. Sharing toys, fighting for the remote, and then giving in to themselves becomes a habit. Older siblings playfully learn to care for younger children such as changing diapers, putting them to bed, and handling. This environment makes him a responsible, patient and caring person since childhood. Stress, anxiety and depression are increasing in single children affected by mutual love therapy. They blame smartphones and social media for this, but the real reason is the 'silence of the rooms'. The Los Angeles woman says her son was struggling with stress, and the medicines were not working. After the birth of the younger sister, her anxiety ended only by holding her in her arms. Experts say, "Unconditional love of a young child is often more helpful and effective than therapy. Expert Dr. Catherine says, "Nowadays, parents spend millions on summer camps, sports clubs and activities to socialize children, while the whole family used to teach the children at home for free. The first 2-3 years of childhood are difficult, but the brother-sister relationship that supports them throughout life is invaluable. No matter how many resources parents muster, they can't make up for the lack of siblings. In large families, children get rituals and practical learning easily, like trees and plants grow in each other's shade in the garden. Do not panic from the early difficult years, because it is children who mold each other in the best way.