From Natalie in that article
"But it also seemed to me that Alice was not as close to her mum as I am to mine. Alice has a lot of extracurricular stuff, like going to a tennis club instead of kicking a ball around the park with her mum the way I would. If that's what having more money does to a family, I don't want it."
I use to do youth work as a volunteer and we had a presentation from a policeman about the growing drugs problem in the area. He said that most of the problem kids that they came across happen to be from the wealthier areas because they were the ones with money. The parents had no time for them so just gave them lots of money to ge them off their back.
I have always remembered that, and watching this programme just confirms that it is not the fancy treats, activities, holidays, big houses that children need but unconditional love as well as time from attentive and available parents whether they be rich or middling or poor.