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"Some people believe that allowing children to make their own choices on every matter (such as food, clothes, and entertainment) is likely to result in a society of individuals who only think about their own wishes. Other people believe it is important for children to make decisions about matters that affect them. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion." There are two different ideas about whether allowing children to choose for themselves is socially efficient or not. Some people believe that by not letting them decide, they will care for others in adulthood, while others claim that allowing them to make their own decisions can have remarkable effects on their personality. With regard to these points of views, I, personally, think that permitting children to make their own choices will help them to be more confident individuals when they grow up. According to almost all child psychologists, the influence of trusting our children in making their own decisions on their self-confidence should not be underestimated. This gives them the a sense of self-importance and being includedtaken into account. Being respected by their parents, they are given the implications that they are worthy to be respected and which teaches them to do the same with others. On the other hand, not everybody believes that children should have the power to decide for themselves. Instead, they think that children should be controlled by their parents. This will make them value the rules more and they will learn to be humble. Above all, they will be raised as caring people who always consider others' rights as well as their own. In summary, although both sides of the argument have their own justifications for what they think, as. As noted above, I firmly believe that letting children makeing their own choices, and helping them by guiding them instead of deciding for them, can play a significant role on in their personality growth and helps them to grow up as a strong person.