We can explain or give any picture to our children regarding the impact of gambling addiction. This is the first basic understanding of your child's knowledge regarding gambling. when they are still small and don't have their income, maybe they will realize and obey. but when they grow up, they tend to explore on their own. The first knowledge you are introduced to will be a warning. but when they find out for themselves or are introduced to them by friends, when they already have their income, maybe you can no longer put pressure on them.
I will emphasize more on being responsible for every action and activity he undertakes. he or she must look at any risks before doing anything, including if in the future they might access gambling.
We all know how horrible gambling is. The devil will damage your life, etc. Suppose I told you there's another side. A side that could teach our youngsters about life? I'm not advocating jumping into the casino with kids. Life is a gamble. Every decision, from profession choice to stock market investment, is a gamble
Why not teach our kids about risk, reward, and informed decision-making through gambling? Setting limits, regulating expectations, and avoiding getting caught up in the game are key. By discussing gambling honestly, we're not only prepping children for Vegas. We teach kids life skills. They study personal finance, temptation psychology, and self-discipline
I don't minimise gambling addiction's risks. It's serious. But this often-demonized behaviour can teach us a lot
such thinking will only exist when you reach your current state. where you have played enough in casinos and many betting games. you may have experiences that you can share with your child, but the child's acceptance is sometimes different. I am also worried about the child's psychological ability which has not been able to reach that level of understanding. especially if you live in an environment where gambling is considered something bad.
those of us who have gambled for years, of course know how gambling works.