Honestly, I just don't want to see a kid gamble. When we describe it as a child or kid, then we're thinking of the age bracket as really young and they shouldn't be gambling with their parents money. Even with parents consent, that's not good type of parenting.
Although on my teenage days, I started to gamble so if there's a metric of age, I would say that they should be at the right age. Maybe after college and they already have their job and own money to gamble with, they're classified as the young adults.
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Children getting involved with gambling on a very young age would particularly always reflect with parenting.If children did got involved on a very young age
then theres no doubt about the irresponsibility of its guardians.When we do talk about age bracket then theres no specific but it would be just right if
people who do tend to engage with it will have some awareness on what it is all about and the risk that they can get on dealing with it.
As long you do know on when to stop and how much you should spend then i would say that you are actually on the right path on things.
then theres no doubt about the irresponsibility of its guardians.When we do talk about age bracket then theres no specific but it would be just right if
people who do tend to engage with it will have some awareness on what it is all about and the risk that they can get on dealing with it.
As long you do know on when to stop and how much you should spend then i would say that you are actually on the right path on things.
Robert Kiyosaki the author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" says his rich friend traded $200,000 on stock markets as a teen or younger age.
It may not be so much about chronological age as it is about being raised to be stable with money, investments or gambling.
Many have a poor time controlling their spending and saving habits. Its not a trait reserved for an exclusive age or demographic. Rather something people of all ages struggle with.
It may not be so much about chronological age as it is about being raised to be stable with money, investments or gambling.
Many have a poor time controlling their spending and saving habits. Its not a trait reserved for an exclusive age or demographic. Rather something people of all ages struggle with.
Gambling is reserved for adults, for many years most gambling sites specify the age limit the accept on their gambling sites. Considering the level of exposure and how far information flies. Younger kids mostly those who depend on their parents for survival engage in high risk gambling. Most of them bet with their tuition fee and little stipend given to them by their parents/guidiance, what age should a child reach before allowing such to gamble. Since maturity in different continent is been accessed based on different factors. In some part of the world age bracket is a key determinant of maturity but for some other regions exposure and intelligent quotient plays a key role in maturity state.
If one was to advice a child who wishes to gamble, what would be the criteria to permit the child to engage in gambling considering the risk involved and how matured the child might be. Would it be based on the emotional state of the child or would age play a determining factor. Considering that different continent would address this matter differently. If we want to give a general approach in tackling a case as this what would be the criteria or the bases for allowing a child gamble
In situations where the child cannot be convinced to wait till he gets emotionally matured or attend a certain age before gambling what could be the best approach and how could one help such a child manage his/her losses most especially in situations where the child gets so addicted to gambling.
Cases of this nature arise daily in our society. Younger children engage in gambling this days compared to adults and I believe its to late to stop them so what approach do we embibe to help the younger ones mange their finance and prevent them from lossing more than the can afford to loose.
I will still love to know if there could be a strategy in which we can use in helping the younger generations to avoid gambling until they are mature in all aspect so as to curb excessive mismanagement of funds appropriated for very important purpose
If one was to advice a child who wishes to gamble, what would be the criteria to permit the child to engage in gambling considering the risk involved and how matured the child might be. Would it be based on the emotional state of the child or would age play a determining factor. Considering that different continent would address this matter differently. If we want to give a general approach in tackling a case as this what would be the criteria or the bases for allowing a child gamble
In situations where the child cannot be convinced to wait till he gets emotionally matured or attend a certain age before gambling what could be the best approach and how could one help such a child manage his/her losses most especially in situations where the child gets so addicted to gambling.
Cases of this nature arise daily in our society. Younger children engage in gambling this days compared to adults and I believe its to late to stop them so what approach do we embibe to help the younger ones mange their finance and prevent them from lossing more than the can afford to loose.
I will still love to know if there could be a strategy in which we can use in helping the younger generations to avoid gambling until they are mature in all aspect so as to curb excessive mismanagement of funds appropriated for very important purpose
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