Our Child-rearing Era
by Xu Ziling
About This Novel
A heart-warming story about my small family in the big family of the motherland during the epidemic.
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Official(2)Scraped 8d ago
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The author's writing style is also very good. I think the author's child, Mengmeng, although I don't know what grade she is in, her habits are very bad. From this look, Mengmeng should be in the second or third grade, but she goes to bed at 10:30 every day. This is very unreasonable for a child. The child should have ten hours of sleep every day but she does not. This is a very bad habit. When Mengmeng comes home, the first thing after eating is not to do homework but to play games. This is very wrong. Children should develop good habits from an early age, but Mengmeng has no regular schedule. This may also be because the author works outside for a long time and rarely sees the daily trivial things in their lives. After all, girls are more attentive than boys. The author's husband took care of Mengmeng as both a father and a mother during the three years, which was also very hard. However, they often ate takeaways for dinner. Mengmeng was still young and her immunity was not very high. Frequent eating outside food may not be very good for her body. After all, no one knows whether the food outside is healthy or safe. The author writes great! ! ! Come on! ! !
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Official(2)Scraped 8d ago
Come on, the author, keep updating
The author will update soon
The author's writing style is also very good. I think the author's child, Mengmeng, although I don't know what grade she is in, her habits are very bad. From this look, Mengmeng should be in the second or third grade, but she goes to bed at 10:30 every day. This is very unreasonable for a child. The child should have ten hours of sleep every day but she does not. This is a very bad habit. When Mengmeng comes home, the first thing after eating is not to do homework but to play games. This is very wrong. Children should develop good habits from an early age, but Mengmeng has no regular schedule. This may also be because the author works outside for a long time and rarely sees the daily trivial things in their lives. After all, girls are more attentive than boys. The author's husband took care of Mengmeng as both a father and a mother during the three years, which was also very hard. However, they often ate takeaways for dinner. Mengmeng was still young and her immunity was not very high. Frequent eating outside food may not be very good for her body. After all, no one knows whether the food outside is healthy or safe. The author writes great! ! ! Come on! ! !
