More and more children are performing their talents on reality shows.

Some people
welcome this as a way to nurture youngtalents: others are worried that rising to fame
at such an early age may disrupt children’s personal development.

It is incontrovertible fact that these days there are more more children
participate in TV shows to perform their talents. Hence, some people
tend to think that youngsters who is rising to fame at the early age may
ruin their life. Others presume this do wonders for children in developing
their potentials. To my perspective, I agree with this point of view that
youngtalents is likely to disrupt their personal development.

Firstly, there is no doubt that, taking part in reality shows genuinely helps
them to enhance their skills and boost up their confidence on their own.
Secondy , they are not only receive the personal guidance on honing
their skills by professional but also the ability to emerge and grow their
eloquence. Thirdly, there is no trepidation or fear when they come to
front with dillemas and deal with baffles. Hence, this is indisputably a
good opportunity

However, youngtalents who have exposure to fame at the early age

may demolish their childhood and does harm to children. They are
bound to have scrutiny of their privacy which may be hazadous to them.
Moreover, youngtalents are expected to sustain their reputation, satisfy
their instructors and admirers’s requirements. The opinions I have
mentioned above negatively impacts on them. Since they are
necessitated to acquire those demands, they are incured a burden which
may bring about stress and depression for them in the young age but
without any knowledge and competence in managing the stress. This
possibly will have a considerable consequence on physical and mental
well-being. Finally, instead of living a normal life, young children may
perhaps compellably accept the abrupt change in their live. They are as
likely as being extravagant about money, living a life of luxury deters
them from appreciating the meaning of life. For instance, Billie Eilish is
one of the proficient singer who is best-known for her career as a singer
but utterly experienced depression at a young age.

Overall, there is no doubt that rising to fame at the young age may
destroy their personal development. However, the premature exposure
to eminence could be optimistically nourished the youngtalents.