We don't grow when life is easier but we grow when life is hard

[Zlantann]

You will be mistaken if you think all rich kids are the same. Some are decent while some dont grow the way they are taught to.
I know of a rich family where all the kids are well-trained in school. The father has threee business, a Hotel, an engineering company, and a hospital. All three are now managing their father's businesses because one is a doctor, the other an engineer, and the last child learn a business management. These kids grew up to follow their fathers' footsteps, so not all of them are the same.

I prefer to raise my kids like the rich rather than to struggle to provide their needs. Being rich doesn't corrupt or spoil children, but a bad upbringing does. The reason why most rich children are not well-raised is that their parents don't give them the required attention. They prefer moving from one place to another pursuing a career or businesses and neglecting their children. These children end up being raised by caregivers and teachers who might not give them proper care.

It wants my children to have the best education, accommodation and other things they need to enjoy life. But they will also be given proper home and financial training.

[passwordnow]

That is why there is a huge difference from the kids that have lived poor and then grown up in life, they know how to deal with hardship. Compared to the kids that have lived a good life when they're young. But I won't blame those rich kids, their parents worked hard for that to give them the better life that they can. Now it will only differ on how they will be dealing with things. They're stronger and opportunities are there for the rich kids because of the connection of their parents and how they've been groomed to be young professionals.

[Nothingtodo]

It is not right to assume that children will be bad if their parents are rich. I have seen children from many rich families who are very polite and calm. If they are taught polite behavior and religious education from a young age, then they will definitely learn to accept their father's responsibilities and the prevailing rules and regulations of society very well.
Again, I have seen many children of poor people being very calm and polite. In fact, the politeness of a person does not depend on how rich or poor they are, but rather on the education they have received from their environment. If they are educated about religious education and morality from a young age, then they will definitely grow up to behave very well with the people of the society and develop into a responsible person.