Every parent hopes to raise a good and promising child. However, as the child grows older, parents find that this wish is almost a luxury. Let's not talk about those disobedient children who are difficult for parents to discipline. Even obedient children only exist to obtain praise from teachers, rewards from parents, or to cater to the expectations of other elders. They cannot be regarded as "good children" in the true sense.
In other words, the "good children" in the eyes of these parents have actually lost themselves long ago. They just live in the expectations set by adults for them. Such good children are unreal. They are just seeking everyone's "good" and living for their parents. The current method of raising children in our society ignores the child's nature and restricts the child's free growth. It is a manifestation of irresponsibility for the child.
Reader comments
I like this story very much
After listening to it, I felt like thunder and regained my confidence.
This book is very good and contains a lot of knowledge. You can read more.
This book resonated with me because it pointed out the problems that exist in education today. We often live to meet the expectations of others, but ignore our own hearts. Just like a friend of mine, he always does things according to the requirements of his parents and has no ideas of his own. This book tells us to respect the nature of children, let them grow freely, and become their inner strong selves. I think this is not only helpful for children, but also enlightening for us adults.
The content is positive and the language is easy to understand.
I like this story very much
After listening to it, I felt like thunder and regained my confidence.
This book is very good and contains a lot of knowledge. You can read more.
This book resonated with me because it pointed out the problems that exist in education today. We often live to meet the expectations of others, but ignore our own hearts. Just like a friend of mine, he always does things according to the requirements of his parents and has no ideas of his own. This book tells us to respect the nature of children, let them grow freely, and become their inner strong selves. I think this is not only helpful for children, but also enlightening for us adults.
The content is positive and the language is easy to understand.