Parents Born in the 1990S: If You Suffer for Your Children, You Cannot Suffer for Yourself

In order to understand the current situation of domestic parents, the program "The Ways of Raising Children by Three Generations of Parents" is currently being broadcast. The program then selected one parent each from the 70s, 80s, and 90s to analyze their differences in raising children in a live broadcast. Those born in the 1970s are obedient to their children and treat them as treasures. They cannot hurt their children even if they suffer. Those born in the 1980s attach great importance to their children and always leave good things to their children first. However, when the camera was shown to Su Bai, a parent born in the 1990s, the style of the painting suddenly changed. When a child cries, other parents try to comfort them. Su Bai just put it away, eating ice cream and watching the baby cry until the baby was tired of crying. When their children go to morning classes, other parents prepare meals early. Su Bai even got up later than the child! Audience a: "I'll go, those born in the 1990s are so messed up?!" Audience b: "Those born in the 1970s should not suffer for their children, and those born in the 1980s should leave the best to their children first. Su Bai is suffering from his children but not himself!" Audience C: "You are a child for the first time, and I am a parent for the first time. Why should I give in to you?"