1. Affect children's hygiene habits: Children living in untidy environments are prone to develop bad hygiene habits, such as not washing their hands and not paying attention to personal hygiene. These bad habits may cause children to encounter health problems in later life.
2. Affect children's mental health: A chaotic environment will bring psychological stress to children, which may lead to psychological problems such as anxiety and depression. At the same time, children may feel inferior and dissatisfied with their family and life because of their family environment.
3. Affect children's learning effect: An untidy learning environment will distract children and make them unable to concentrate on their studies. In addition, the messy environment will also affect children's interest in learning and make them resistant to learning.
4. Affect children's social skills: Children who grow up in a messy environment may be afraid of interpersonal communication and worry that their words and deeds will be laughed at by others. This may lead children to be too cautious when interacting with others and dare not express their thoughts and feelings, thus affecting their social development.
5. Affect children's sense of responsibility: children who grow up in a family environment that doesn't like cleanliness may think that housework has nothing to do with them and lack a sense of responsibility for the family environment. This may lead to children's lack of active care and commitment to their families in later life.
6. Affect children's values: A family environment that doesn't like cleanliness and clutter may make children think that material pursuit and external performance are more important than internal quality. This may lead children to pay too much attention to material pursuit in the process of growing up, while ignoring the internal cultivation and quality improvement.