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annesingleton · 14-01-2012, 20:16

Sorry Garinda, I'm not referring to the study but from my own thirty years experience of working with young people and families, I know I should have been more specific I stand corrected.
Additionally I agree that people can grow up with nothing and know that they have everything, unfortunately there is a section of society who seem to want material goods who do not have the understanding that they have to be earned, and in today's materialistic society are willing to get them by any means and do equate them with happiness.

14-01-2012, 20:16	#45
annesingleton Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Baxenden Posts: 630 Liked: 6 times Rep Power: 6044	Re: Unhappy children. Sorry Garinda, I'm not referring to the study but from my own thirty years experience of working with young people and families, I know I should have been more specific I stand corrected. Additionally I agree that people can grow up with nothing and know that they have everything, unfortunately there is a section of society who seem to want material goods who do not have the understanding that they have to be earned, and in today's materialistic society are willing to get them by any means and do equate them with happiness.