6 Benefits of a Big Family
4. Family Values
Kids growing up in a nuclear family may not understand the need to adjust, share and talk with different age groups of people. But in big families, children appreciate the differences in personality and learn to give and respect people. Kids in nuclear families may not necessarily possess these attributes since they are not exposed to the need to share. They are more prone to being selfish and presumptuous. Working parents may not have the time or patience after a long day to inculcate such fundamental values when kids grow up.
5. Intellectual Stimulation
Kids learn and play better when they are in a group. Their intellect is constantly stimulated and challenged since they are exposed to many things. Big families offer kids to engage in playful interactions and immense opportunities to converse which eventually help them to be competitive and less self-centered.
6. A Go-to Person
Kids and adults will have a go-to person in someone every time. On the contrary, in a nuclear family, if the spouses have a reason to indulge in no-talking sessions, breaking free may be difficult. Kids will ultimately suffer in such cases. In a big family, your mind is diverted and so will you have others to satisfy your need for interactions.
