Their social communication is increasing
In the first years of their lives, children begin to communicate and establish relationships first with their families and then with different environments in different environments. Every new environment entered rises like a new obstacle for the child to overcome. He is psychologically challenging, getting stressed and strained. Children who meet animals at a young age and get the chance to raise them are a little more advantageous in going through these processes faster. They strengthen their social communication by establishing more comfortable relationships throughout their lives.
They are more self-respectful and confident
Taking on the responsibility of feeding and raising an animal from an early age, children grow up to be more respectful and self-confident throughout their lives. As an individual who started to take the responsibility of making their own decisions and seeing their results on a living thing from childhood, they reflect this self-confidence they gained in the following years to their lives.
Children who grow up with animals are more prone to sports
An animal usually means movement, and a child who grows up with an animal is also more active. Children who grow up with a pet are more prone and eager to exercise, sports and exercise. Routines made to meet the movement needs of the animals they have during the day turn back as a sportive infrastructure and activity in time.
