Children brought up in families with less money are better prepared for life than those from wealthy families. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Money plays a pivotal role in people's social and family life, and it influences the way a child grows up and prepares to meet future challenges. Usually, rich families 1provide a better life for their childrencompensate better life for their children, but some people argue that children who are brought up in less wealthy families are often better prepared to face difficulties in life. However, I strongly believe that children from affluent families 2get better opportunities and are better preparedget better opportunities and better prepared for future challenges. On the one hand, many believe that families with less money 3prepare their children more effectively for realityprepare their children more realistically. Those children admittedly learn to face 4obstacles in childhood that giveobstacles in their childhood that gives them an advantage when they grow up. They also learn to appreciate the value of money, savings, time and hard work, and the importance of family 5tiestie. They are not 6given everythingpampered for everything they want or need, 7; rather, they needrather they need to 8earn what they want through hard workearn them through hard work. Therefore they automatically 9prepare to set goals in lifeprepare for setting a target in life and 10make plans to pursue themmake plans for pursuing them. On the other hand, children from wealthier families are sometimes 11slower to learna little behind in terms of learning many important lessons in childhood 12than their less wealthy counterpartswhen compared with the mindset of their counterparts. However, they have all the 13resourcesfacilities they need for their education and future career. 14For instance, they are well adorned to go to the best schools, have the best teachers to teach them, money and connections to start a business or join a job, and affluent family to support them whenever needed. Furthermore, those families build the foundation for their children to 15begin their lives—a much-needed pushbegin their life- a much-needed push 16toward a better careerto have a better career. These rich children eventually learn the most important aspects of life, maybe a little later than the poor children, but they have far greater 17resourcesfacilities that ultimately 18give them advantages later in lifegive them advantages in life. To conclude, money and education 19help build a better futurebuild a better future life. Because of that, wealthier children have 20a much better and more flexible lifea much better and flexible life than poor children. Therefore, I believe children from wealthy families 21gainget a competitive advantage over children from poor families in terms of education and preparation for the future.