English, asked by mwgthangshab, 5 months ago

distinguish the child rearing practice of the modern days from the old days

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Answered by rohitkaushik21

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when our parents were child they were never distracted by smartphone

in the old days the child's were in the control of their parents

in the old days the parents has taken their child photo and taken in album

in old times the students have letter students write letter and have not email

they read news in newspapers

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