Yes, children do have strong opinions. They're naturally curious and observant, which makes them form strong likes and dislikes. They often express these preferences quite vocally. Their opinions are usually shaped by their surroundings, like their family, friends, and what they see on TV or online. So, even though they might not have all the facts, they can be quite firm in their beliefs.

I don't think children have strong opinions. Their views can change easily because they are still learning and growing. They often look to adults for guidance and may not fully understand complex issues. As a result, their opinions can be easily influenced by what their parents or teachers say. They might express an opinion one day and change it the next as they learn new things.

It depends on the child. Some children are naturally more outspoken and confident, which makes their opinions seem stronger. Age and maturity also play a role; older children might have more developed opinions. Personal interests can lead to strong opinions in specific areas, like a favorite hobby. Family and cultural influences also shape how strong their opinions are.