Yes, parents should always help their children. When parents provide guidance and support, children feel more secure and confident. Parents can also make sure that tasks are done correctly, which is important for the child's learning. Plus, helping out strengthens the bond between parents and children. It's also a good opportunity for parents to teach valuable life skills that children will need in the future.

No, I don't think parents should always help their children with everything. Children need to learn how to be independent and solve problems on their own. If parents do everything for them, they won't develop the resilience needed to face challenges. Also, parents won't always be around to help, so children need to learn how to manage on their own. Making mistakes is part of learning, and it's important for children to experience that.

It really depends on the situation. Parents should definitely help with complex or dangerous tasks, but for simpler tasks, children should be encouraged to try on their own. It's important to find a balance between providing guidance and fostering independence. The child's age and maturity level should also be considered. Parents should be there to support when needed but also encourage self-reliance.