Here's the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "1. Child's Age At a certain age, children do not yet have enough self-confidence to perform certain tasks or activities alone; this lack of confidence arises because they have not done such things before or because the child does not know how to cope with failure or mistakes.

“A child's age is one of the factors that causes the child to not be ready to be independent. This is because the child still feels not confident enough to do what is asked by the parents,” said Ayun.

"2. Parenting Patterns The parenting pattern that spoils children also affects their independence. This can make children dependent on their parents because they are used to being helped. This dependency can hinder a child's independence, where they tend to reject opportunities to learn. “Parents are accustomed to helping or serving. Children will feel reluctant or uncomfortable when trying to do things on their own. They feel unsure or even afraid to try without their parents' help. Emotional dependency causes children to refuse to be encouraged to be independent,” said Ayun."

"3. New Environment
Adapting to a new environment can be a stressful experience for some children. They tend to feel uncomfortable because they have to be in a new place that they have never visited before. This certainly makes the child anxious. “A new environment makes the child feel uncomfortable when doing something without maximum help from their parents. For example, on the first day of school, where the child has never been to school before, but on that day the child is asked to enter the classroom alone and cannot see their parents,” Ayun revealed."