Although the possibilities of unforeseen circumstances always remain throughout any individual's life, the generally accepted notion is that a better upbringing, and thus heightened attachment to one's parents - meaning an early childhood with attentive, present, and loving parents - results in better lives later on.
An attentive, present and caring parents provide a child with a sense of security and comfort, allowing for a smooth transaction of all required phases of development and maturing to occur in a child.
In the opposite case, however, the child is usually not presented with a role model to base their lives upon, and remains vulnerable from the various sources of societal difficulties.
I also said something similar to this. I think that positive role models create much better upbringings and allow children to strive to become something
