My mother-in-law always scolds my daughter. What should I do?

"Beating is pro, scolding is love." Our previous generation may have believed this dogma.

In this case, personal advice, first, depends on whether it is an insult or a mantra, or just a joke. Like "you little turtle grandson" and "you bad guy"

Second, distinguish what is scolding and communicate effectively.

What is effective communication? It is to communicate with the mother-in-law about the child's education when there is no emotion, or after the emotion is released.

Be sure to show your views on this matter with respect and friendliness.

Parents are children's mentors, and their words and deeds play a guiding role in their children's life.

It is good for children to adopt a clear attitude. After all, no one wants children to swear. I believe my mother-in-law will pay attention to this.