A child asks to get a pet: how to help him choose an animal
Pets can have a positive impact on children's development.
If a child takes part in caring for a dog or cat, this will help him develop a sense of responsibility and even strengthen his immunity.
After all, animals bring joy to both children and parents.
Let's figure out how you can help your child choose a pet.
How to help a child choose a pet?
First of all, it is important to make him understand that it is not at all necessary to buy a cat or a dog - there are many other alternatives.
You can rely on the child's temperament, for example, a dog would be better suited for a choleric person, while a phlegmatic person might like a turtle.
A puppy is bought when a child begins to develop physically and intellectually.
If he participates in training, it will help discipline him.
Melancholics would be better off with a cat or a fish. You can also think about reptiles and rodents.
