Psychological parenting is a new parenting concept. In the process of raising children, parents often pay special attention to whether their children are well fed and clothed, what their height and weight are, and whether they are active and healthy. They regard these as all aspects of love. However, due to their neglect of understanding and paying attention to the mental health of infants, young children, and teenagers, they cause some irreversible psychological difficulties in the growth process of their children. Especially after entering adolescence, problems such as refusal to communicate, running away, contradicting, being unsociable, and learning difficulties will occur. In this regard, psychology expert Li Meijin conveyed this idea to parents in the book "Psychological Support": In raising children, psychological support is more important than material support. The author believes that psychological upbringing mainly includes four aspects: emotion, personality, concepts, and abilities. Parents must participate in the entire process of psychological upbringing, gain their children's sense of attachment through companionship and care, and then gain the capital to discipline their children and "set rules." Parents participate in their children's growth, provide emotional care, and teach them how to behave and do things. This kind of psychological care is more important than meeting the child's material needs. "Parents personally accompany their children to grow up, which is more valuable than making money for their children." We cannot miss the best and most critical period in shaping our children's future lives.
