Currently, in many places across the world, there are children, begging their parents for some sort of pet. Most have no success, so they need to switch to different tactics, logic.
For most children, the first thing they think of is, “OH, I can persuade my parents by proving that pets are good!” Some might have success, others not really, but now kids can successfully convince parents to get that dream dog that they’ve always wanted.
Meanwhile, in a lab, scientists discover that pets are actually beneficial to kids. They can be beneficial in many ways such as they help with learning and lessens stress levels.
People have long associated pets with happiness and hard work and responsibility. While this is true, there are many more upsides to pets. Pets are associated with decreased stress levels and faster learning and memory. Pets provide a great source of companionship towards babies, especially dogs and cats.
Many people assume that pets, like dogs, can help solve depression and mental illnesses within teens. The results, however, show that pets have no effect on whether you have depression or not.
Pets have the biggest positive effect on babies. One of the ways it helps is by improving social interactions. BBC writes that, “Pets can even aid social interactions within households. In foster families, research suggests a pet can help facilitate close relationships between foster carers and children, as well as providing companionship in its own right.”
For most children, the first thing they think of is, “OH, I can persuade my parents by proving that pets are good!” Some might have success, others not really, but now kids can successfully convince parents to get that dream dog that they’ve always wanted.
Meanwhile, in a lab, scientists discover that pets are actually beneficial to kids. They can be beneficial in many ways such as they help with learning and lessens stress levels.
People have long associated pets with happiness and hard work and responsibility. While this is true, there are many more upsides to pets. Pets are associated with decreased stress levels and faster learning and memory. Pets provide a great source of companionship towards babies, especially dogs and cats.
Many people assume that pets, like dogs, can help solve depression and mental illnesses within teens. The results, however, show that pets have no effect on whether you have depression or not.
Pets have the biggest positive effect on babies. One of the ways it helps is by improving social interactions. BBC writes that, “Pets can even aid social interactions within households. In foster families, research suggests a pet can help facilitate close relationships between foster carers and children, as well as providing companionship in its own right.”
