What negative effects do shift work in factories have on a child’s development?
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What impacts does it have on growing children when one or both parents work shift work in factories? How to reduce these negative effects.
At least I can see them every day! It’s better than being separated in two places, right?
It’s just shifting shifts; what about the children left behind by migrant workers? There are some things that cannot be done
It’s better than children left behind, but it still puts a lot of strain on the parents
For one’s own health, it is important to maintain a calm mindset; when one feels well, the negative impact on the child is reduced.
It does have some impact on children, after all they all want their parents to be by their side, but as long as one can spend more time with them, that’s fine
The life of a billionaire can also have an impact on children. Just do your best to educate your children; why put extra pressure on yourself? Do you even need to live?
I don’t see what the impact of working shifts would be; it’s probably you who doesn’t want to work shifts. If you feel tired, then find another job. From the perspective of the child’s education, I don’t think it has any impact; at most, it means the other partner will have to work harder and provide more care in daily life
Vendor, go work a shift and you’ll see. By the time you got home, the child had fallen asleep ； The child has woken up; you’re still sleeping ； By the time you wake up, the kids will already be at school; this time difference is not too bad, as at least the kids can see you. But if there’s a parent-teacher meeting or some group activity at school, the kids really want you to be there, especially when other parents are also present. Kids only care about what other children have; they don’t care about why you strive to work hard.
I mean, it’s shift work, but overall, it’s still much better to have one’s parents around than to be a child left behind.