Hey gamblers' community, hope you're all doing great.
I wanted to convey my message here that gambling in front of our kids may put adverse effects on their growing minds and they may also take the wrong path and start gambling (either by asking you personally for funds or by stealing it in order to fulfill their gambling cravings).
I'm sharing this because I saw this issue with my kiddo who was once watching me gamble at a website playing blackjack and she started asking me more about the game. Then one day, she wanted to play it herself and asked me if she can go for it and I said "no, it's not your legal age to go for such games". So, it's better to keep our kiddos away from gambling and let them focus on their studies, else it'd actually ruin everything for the whole family if the kid takes the wrong path.
I completely agree with what you say, never gamble in front of children, because indirectly the child will imitate the behavior of his father or mother in his behavior.
If we show them gambling habits, we will make them want to gamble too, especially when they get older, they will follow their father's behavior. We agree that gambling is a negative thing for children's growth and development, both in terms of their thinking and character, when they don't have scientific foundation and strong character in understanding the world of finance, I am sure that this child will be lazy, a spendthrift and definitely an impulsive gambling addict.
Several cases of my neighbors doing this, today's son who is only 12 years old is already gambling because he follows what his father does (quite logical because today's 12 year olds can already operate a cellphone), even though his father previously warned and forbade his son to do so. don't gamble, but they seem to get justification with the phrase "daddy can play, but I can't", and the child usually plays without the knowledge of his parents.