Spoiling tactics are no good for kids in long run

Gordon Ramsay says he doesn’t treat his children to the trappings of wealth – but is he right to travel first class while they go economy, asks Arlene Harris

Spoiling tactics are no good for kids in long run

He may be renowned for his quick temper and colourful language, but celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is apparently a stickler for old-fashioned values when it comes to rearing his children and helping them to realise the important things in life.

The chef has claimed in an interview that he doesn’t want to spoil his children, Matilda, 15, Jack and Holly, 17, and Megan, 18. So despite being able to afford plenty of luxuries for them, he insists that they travel ordinary class when flying (while he sits in First Class), doesn’t treat them to five-star restaurant meals on a regular basis and ensures that they all do part-time work to help learn the value of money.

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