Moderate alcohol consumption of parents increases the risk of anxiety and anxiety in children

Half of the parents have appeared at least once intoxicated before the young, according to The Institute of Alcohol Studies. Researchers show that moderate alcohol consumption around children makes them feel restless, inducing their sense of anxiety and affecting their sleep schedule. The study also revealed that children who see their parents drinking alcohol will not treat them as living models. These findings have given rise to fears that parents may cause their children to start drinking alcohol if they praise their hangover without showing the physical and psychological consequences that drunkenness has. All parents struggle to do the best for their children, but this report shows a huge gap in their knowledge. Parents who drink a glass or two wine in the evening deserve to understand how this affects their children so they can follow the steps to minimize this effect, The results of the research were obtained after questioning 997 British adults and their children.