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10 Reasons To Let Your Child Keep A Pet

Whether parents should allow their kids to keep a pet or not has been discussed for ages. We have listed quite a few reasons proving that a pet at home is a positive thing.

Better Health

Scientists have proved that kids who have pets are less prone to allergies and asthma. The sooner you expose your child to pets the better he will adapt to allergens. It’s better to obtain a pet before your child is one year old. This is when kids develop their immune system. It has been estimated that kids who grow up with pets are 50% less likely to develop the most severe forms of allergies in the future.

Physical Activity

Most indoor pets need exercise and play. So do your kids! Why not allow your child to keep a pet and let him play and stay active and in good physical condition? A healthy, happy child who spends more time outdoors while walking his dog is a great idea. If the pet is small, such as a cat, and does not involve indoor activities, still your child can spend some time playing with it at home.