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Today, the world has become so competitive that it has caused a sharp rise in the expectations of parents. Expectations always cause pressure and this puts a pressure on the child to perform well in studies. This pressure sometimes acts as a catalyst but very often it proves fatal resulting in a child trying to eliminate himself or developing an inferiority complex which in turn causes him to withdraw into a shell. The picture clearly depicts an overburdened student.
Very often children are found falling off to sleep while studying due to sheer exhaustion. The parents expect their child to wake up at 4 am and get down with his studies, get ready and then attend school, again get down with his books at night and prepare his subject for the next day.
During the examination period, it is even worse. The child is expected to perform miracles and is goaded to despair in a quest for obtaining a high rank and percentage. The child on his part, tries hard to live up to the high expectations of his parents and in doing so, mentally and physically wears himself out. Some succeed while others are not so fortunate.
Parents are only concerned with their expectation but have no time to understand the psyche of their child. They never take out time to understand their child’s mentality, his weaknesses or strengths and his interests. They don’t even know if their child would be able to cope up. At times they try to fulfil their unfulfilled ambitions through their child and here lies the problem. Every child is a gift of God and is born to achieve greatness in his own way. Children should be nourished properly in order to prepare them for the burden of studies.
It is therefore, strongly recommended that the parents should understand the fact that a child must be allowed to grow up according to his/her natural instincts. Parental discretion and direction is definitely a must but to mould a child according to your own ambitions is wrong.
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