How to treat the behavior of "old mother" netizens to let their mother go to the university for the elderly?

When you were in primary school, did your mother always say something to you? Don't forget your schoolbag? Did you bring your homework? Do you have an umbrella? Whether the clothes you wear are warm and so on. At that time, we always felt that mom and dad were too nagging. Thinking that when I grow up, I will never nag my children like this again. However, if one day your parents go to a university for the aged, do you think you will be so nagging? There must be a lot of people saying that I won't nag.

There is a video of a Tianjin netizen on the Internet, who has been telling her mother to go to a university for the aged, either urging her to get ready for school early, or helping her pack her schoolbag and take things, and telling her to remember to drink more water and wear a mask. Finally, my mother got on the bus, and my daughter joked that she would tell her mother to study hard and not to date anyone at school. The most important thing for students is to study.

The netizens who saw this joked that it was a turn of the wind. What did my mother say about us? Send mom to school now, and of course return it to her intact.

In fact, I think this Tianjin netizen is quite cute, but it can also be seen from here that my daughter is still very worried about her mother going to college. It is because I am worried that my mother will be bullied at school or because I am too shy to tell the teacher what I need, so I repeat it and recite it again and again.

It's actually good to see my daughter and mother care so much. When mothers nagged us, they didn't worry about being bullied at school, but wanted to tell everything so that we could grow up healthily and happily. Now that we are grown up, mom is going to school. As a child, of course, you should talk to your mother well, and you should also look at the homework assigned by the school from time to time to see if your mother has finished it on time. We can't miss our homework.