Dr Mechael Heuttor, an Austrian expert pediatrician warns that humanity may exterminate within 200 to come.
The morbid future of humankind will not link to a natural disaster such as flood or fallouts of climate change or atomic war between the super powers.
He stressed that wrong methods of upbringing children will be responsible for disappearing of the man across the planet throughout the coming decades.
He further added that childhood faces complicated challenges nowadays.
Dr Heuttor interviewed reporters of “Focus”, a wide circulated magazine.
He told them that parents in all parts of the world should change ways of raising kids to avoid the more threatening problems.
He pointed out that if outdated methods of raising children are still in place, humanity will instinct within 200 years.
The Austrian expert calls for ameliorating of ways of education and learning.
He suggests changing patterns of learning from pre-school phase until completing of high school.
Conditions of children upbringing in the current era are worse than any previous generation.
More than half of children in Europe were inflicted with a chronic disease.
This epidemic had not swept at any stage of history despite medical progress.
Children are sick of many ailments such as malnourishment, obesity and autism.
He went on to say today’s children couldn’t evolve in a better manner because they are deprived from the right way of upbringing which suits their childhood.
Huettor recommends families to keep the child beside his parents in the early age, especially the mother.
He warns that sending the kids to nursery home leaves bad effects on him during the following years.
Stranger people take care of the kids who do not enjoy warm kindness of the mother or father.
The Austrian expert recommends governments to fund the families instead of supporting systems of child care.
Heuttor criticized the standing education systems all over the world. These systems aim at keeping failing economic systems to run for more years.
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