The boy was beaten by his father and called the police to ask if he could change his father. What's it like to have such a child?

I think having such a child will be a feeling of crying. After all, it is his own. It is still very difficult for young people to educate their children now. This time, a video of a boy being beaten by his father and asking the police not to change his father was exposed on the Internet, which still attracted the attention of many netizens. The cause of the incident was that this 12-year-old boy was beaten by his father while doing his homework, so he ran to the police station to call the police. I asked the police if I could change my father. Later, the police gave me the answer that it was definitely impossible. Then the boy asked the policeman, do you still need a son? I think this boy's idea is really special. Although he is young, he always speaks amazingly.

Although many netizens thought it was funny after watching this video, I think the parents of the children in the video, their education methods are also worthy of reflection. When helping your child with his homework, you must be patient and not scold him blindly. This will only make the child feel more insecure and he will only resist doing homework more. If he scolds the child for a long time, his heart will eventually burst.

Parents still need to pay attention to many things when helping their children with their homework. First of all, the most important thing is patience. Parents must not be angry. They should not consider how to beat and scold their children. Think about how to explain knowledge to children and let them write this topic. In addition, parents' homework must be wholeheartedly. Never put other things aside and concentrate on tutoring your children. In addition, we should also create a learning atmosphere at home at ordinary times, so that children can concentrate on their homework. Never let parents play with their mobile phones while their children are doing their homework, which will have a great influence on their children.