Hope they'll start having a childhood soon.
The younger kids might, but the issue is that the older you get, the more you learn about your childhood. You spend time with peers and you learn that other parents are different. In some cases you might come to a conclusion that your childhood was kinda fucked up. And I think when it comes to violence or constant arguments - you realize it was wrong pretty quickly. But the whole concept of emotional abuse and emotional negligence is much more murky, and very easy to overlook. People go through their lives wondering what the fuck is wrong with them - and the answer might be simply that their parents didn't pay much attention to them, e.g. because they had coke to snort and balldos to wear.
And at this later stage in life people are usually mature enough to understand and accept their parents' faults - because usually the neglect is caused by adults being overworked, stressed out, poor, uneducated, hit by some unseen circumstances.
But Rekietas' kids may face the reality of their parents having zero fucking justification to treat their kids like annoying little nuisances. They had it all - wealth, education, community, health, luck. There was no reason to throw it all away.
One day they might read this report of Nick telling the po-po that he's been speeding 'because them keeds', and that he's stressed out during the arrest 'because them keeds'.
Imagine knowing that your father goes through life blaming his fuckups on you, and that there's a bunch of
people retards saying that, of course, it must have been your fault.
And then you realize that you yourself have made a bunch of stupid life decisions because you always felt like you're just a worthless piece of shit. And then it dawns on you where it all started - at your home. Where your mom and dad were too busy sucking dicks, and did not help you grow up and be the best person you can be, the person you could've and should've been.
That's how emotional neglect affects people, and it's easy to say - oh well, you just need to grow up and forget about it - but if the foundation of your life is that your own parents considered you to be less important than a line of coke, then that's a big obstacle to overcome.
And even worse, sometimes you don't overcome it, you just cope that 'it wasn't that bad' - and you become EVS.