What kind of parents are those who value their children's physical exercise?

Parents who value their children's physical exercise should be very qualified parents. They didn't lose their way under the baton, firmly believed in health first, and didn't neglect or even give up physical exercise because of their study.

I have this opinion because I am not such a qualified parent. After children go to middle school, the daily exercise time is the most mobile and can be occupied by learning at will.

Whenever children's grades drop and their rankings drop, I feel anxious. I hope he doesn't spend all his time studying and doing problems. This anxiety can obliterate all rational thinking. In fact, when I calm down, I can understand that everyone's talent has a limit. If you don't work hard, you will get results, but you still don't want your child to relax. I fully understand that exercise can make children healthy and happy. For a child with average qualifications, having a strong body is more important than having a hard time, but he always gives up exercise when things come to the bottom. Sometimes I even think it would be nice if the child had no hope of the last book, but he is the kind of Puwa who works hard and has hope. Alas.

My point of view: study and exercise will always be good friends and will never be antagonistic. I often say to my grandson: study and physical exercise will always be good friends. Without good health, you can't support high-intensity study! Learning and exercise will never contradict each other! I have always insisted on exercise, no three highs, good health! Thanks for keeping exercising!

I am a parent who values sports. Let's talk about children first. Child 10 years old. He has attached importance to sports since childhood, and his parents also like to play with his children. In primary school, I don't do my homework after school every day. I will play for an hour first, mainly running and cycling with friends from all over the community. At the age of five, he signed up for badminton and basketball classes. Because I pay attention to exercise, I won the first place in the running school sports meeting, joined the school track and field team, trained for two afternoons a week, and had two ball training classes on weekends. In addition, the children's cultural achievements are not bad, and they are above average in the class. I won't talk about the importance of exercise. Just say two most utilitarian ideas. 1. It is inevitable to improve the physical education scores in the senior high school entrance examination. You can't get points without long-term exercise. 2. Western universities pay special attention to physical education after studying abroad. Fortunately, physical education is more useful than good grades to some extent.

My girl basically skates for an hour and a half every day. I don't know if I should pay attention to exercise. I just think she can not only exercise but also communicate.

Everyone knows that good health is the foundation of everything. I was born in 1980s, and I watched the slogan "discover sports and enhance people's physique" since I was a child. However, after school, what teachers and parents see is not how many bags of rice you can resist and how far you can run, but your grades. So physical education class is often occupied by other teachers (especially in Grade Three), and our exercise is reduced. If I were from the countryside, it might be better. After all, I need to help my family with farm work, so there may be little exercise in the city. When the child is three years old, I will take her downstairs to play, mostly running and jumping. No matter what her future grades are, as long as she is healthy and safe from illness, I will be satisfied.