I think children usually talk more with their parents, especially when they're young. They spend most of their time at home, and parents are the first people they go to if they have a problem or need advice. Kids feel comfortable and safe with their parents, so it's natural for them to share more with them. Also, parents know their children best, so they can understand them better than anyone else.

Some children might talk more with their teachers, especially as they get older and spend more time at school. Teachers help them with schoolwork and sometimes with social problems too. For some kids, it's easier to talk to a teacher about things that happen at school, and teachers can be good role models or trusted adults outside the family.

I think it really depends on the child's age and the situation. Younger children usually talk more with their parents, but as they become teenagers, they might open up more to teachers, especially about schoolwork or problems at school. Some topics are just easier to discuss with teachers, while personal issues are still shared with parents. Also, family background and culture can make a difference in who children talk to more.