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Childcare training courses should be mandatory for all parents. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Give your own opinion and include relevant examples. People have different views about parents attending childcare courses. Whereas some people argue that imposing any compulsory rules on parents is irrational and raises deleterious conflicts in society, it seems to me that parents should be obliged to take part in these classes. On the one hand, some people disagree with enforcing parents to participate in any training that might change their either innate or traditionally shaped abilities for raising their own children. Designed by mainstream schools of thought, these courses might not consider all cultural beliefs among the populace, nor do they ordinarily respect parents’ rights to bring up their children with their own religion. These practices might lead to an unbridgeable gap between parents and authorities, which is obviously not a healthy situation in society, hence greater dissatisfaction. These classes, moreover, come with extortionate costs, which place a financial burden on young parents. While wrestling with prohibitively expensive costs of raising a child, parents are likely to find these costs out of reach. The counterargument to this, however, is that governments can subsidize these classes to make them affordable for all parents. On the other hand, these educational courses can lead to children enjoying superior wellbeing both emotionally and physically. From a psychological point of view, while being in the brain development stage, children, if treated inappropriately, are far more prone to any emotional damages, which might cause cognitive impairment in adolescence; for example, many utterly harmful habits such as resentment or shyness can rightly be the result of parents not knowing how to react to their children’s behaviors. Secondly, children’s health might suffer. Equipped with the latest findings in nutrition which are taught in these courses, parents can feed and raise their children with scientifically proven nutritious-rich foods. Furthermore, having rightly formed diet habits in childhood, they are more likely to have a healthier body with fewer chances of chronic diseases in their adult life. In brief, I understand concede all the arguments against any obligatory childcare courses, yet I believe parents should be compelled to take part in these courses, for the healthier children, by any measure, will contribute more to the society’s prosperity, and governments should not take any chances when it comes to new generation’s health.