Wonderful parents joke.

There is a classic saying in psychology: Behind every problematic child stands a problematic parent.

I used to be a health care doctor in kindergarten for several years and met all kinds of strange parents.

Punch: An old woman picks up her children every day and just walks out of the kindergarten gate and asks: Did the teacher cook dinner for you today? Did the teacher hit you today? I also asked the children all kinds of suggestive language. One day, I finally asked my grandmother a question, and the child said yes. Grandma rushed to the classroom angrily and asked the teacher why she hit my grandson. The teacher looked puzzled. No, grandma said the child said yes, but when she asked the child again, the child saidno. Later, I checked the monitoring and found that the child was watching TV, and the child on TV was beaten by his mother, so the child grafted what he saw on TV to himself, and the parents confused all the children. I'm just saying.

Wonderful action: An old woman takes her children home to eat and sleep at noon every day, because she thinks the children still need to be fed, and the kindergarten will not eat by itself. She has been used to sleeping in her own bed since she was a child. This grandmother walks around the children every day and doesn't have to do anything else. She won't do anything to raise her children.

Many times, many wonderful behaviors of parents are because caregivers will feel particularly lonely after their children go to school, so they will not be willing to send their children to kindergarten, so they will subconsciously hope that their children will not go to school. Therefore, not only our children should adapt to school, but more importantly, parents should adapt.