Most parents are low-level and don’t know what kind of content they post in class?

I remember when I was a child, most of the school announcements and homework assignments had to be taken home by the children. It was normal for mistakes to be made or things to be concealed. Today's children are not so lucky. Once a class group is established on social media, all parents receive information directly from the teacher without going through a third party. This can be said to be a benefit of the information age.

However, there are advantages and disadvantages. While class groups bring convenience to everyone, they also cause a lot of troubles. In particular, the relationship between parents has changed. In the past, they were just strangers who had nothing to do with each other. Now they may dislike each other, and even affect their children.

How to say this? Naturally, it has something to do with what parents said in the class group.

In the subjective consciousness of parents, personal preferences and standards of judgment of right and wrong are all unique, and it is difficult for everyone to like what they say in the class group. Especially lower-level parents, if they say the wrong thing without realizing it, their children will be laughed at collectively. So, let’s talk about it today. Don’t post the following content in the class group on weekdays, reduce your desire to talk, and don’t cause trouble for your children.

I once saw a netizen complaining on the Internet, saying that there was a chatty parent in the children's group. He was always talking in the group and would type 300 words to no one to reply. She was speechless after reading the composition. Did she think this parent had nothing to do all day? Don’t you know that this behavior has affected everyone’s perception?

Excessively showing off personal wealth

Earlier when Lele was in kindergarten, the small class ran for the parent committee. Thinking that I was familiar with the field of childcare, I planned to actively participate in the election. Unexpectedly, during the speech, a parent took the overall trend and turned a good family committee into a competition to show off wealth. The conditions ranged from my husband’s annual salary of 6 million to being a trader on Wall Street in the United States. I was stunned when I saw: Family Committee It’s not like you’re choosing the richest man, so why are you listing your assets?

To be honest, no matter whether the parents are rich or not, they should not show off their personal wealth excessively in the class group. Our ancestors often said that wealth should not be revealed, and there is still some truth to this. Parents who excessively show off their wealth will give outsiders a sense of exaggeration, thinking that this person is too proud to hold a big responsibility. The consequence of temporary satisfaction of vanity is that the level is underestimated, which in my opinion is not worth the gain.