Why do children cry in the mall and refuse to leave without buying toys?

Because the child's desire for toys can't be satisfied, you bought him something that he could jump immediately, but you didn't buy it for him. He can only express his dissatisfaction in this unreasonable way.

This is my nephew's tone. Every time he sees toys in the mall, he can't walk. If he doesn't buy it, he will show it to you in tears, but he can't coax it. Although there are almost identical toys at home, he will try to keep them fresh.

I think if he has money of his own, he will buy it without saying anything. Because he can't afford it and wants it, he will cry and protest in the mall.

Actually, I was like this myself when I was a child. Seeing funny toys and beautiful clothes in the mall, I especially hope my mother will buy them for me. It's no use coaxing, buying is the most reasonable way.

Like adults, children have endless desires. Adults will redouble their efforts to satisfy themselves when they want something, while children will only cry.

In this case, you can either buy it for him or try to divert his attention and ease his mood.