I have watched the classic dialogue between a father and his son for a long time

The truth is hidden in the little things in life.

Maybe it’s an expression, a look, a word, this is the greatness in the ordinary.

Smart parents will pay attention to every detail and teach their children how to behave and do things.

Let’s take a look at 8 humorous conversations between a father and his son, hoping to inspire you.

A father and son met a ragged beggar at the corner.

Son: Dad, he is a beggar.

Father: Yes, he lives in poverty.

Son: He looks very pitiful. Can we help him?

Father: If you study hard, you can change disadvantaged groups like him.

At that moment, my son felt an unprecedented burden, responsibility, and pride. It turned out that reading was not only for himself, but also to help others.

Thoughts: If your child saw a beggar, what would you say? Will he say, "If you don't study hard, you will be like him in the future?"

Different perspectives lead to different education for children. The former will make children have a sense of responsibility, while the latter will make children frustrated.

My 2-year-old son accidentally tripped over a stone while walking and burst into tears.

Father: What’s wrong, baby?

Zi cried and pointed at the stone with tears in his eyes.

Father: Did you step on a rock and fall?

The son nodded.

Father: Don’t cry, let’s rub the stones, okay? It also hurts when you step on it.

The son stopped crying and touched the stone, as if he were comforting a small animal, with gentle movements.

From then on, he learned that even a stone would hurt, and he learned about kindness and tolerance.

Insights: Most parents will say "Don't cry, I'll hit it for you" and then kick the stone far away. This may seem reasonable, but in fact it will make the children develop a victim mentality. , thus shirking responsibility.

On the way to get off work in the evening, a father and son were behind him.

Son: I want to eat noodles in a while.

Father: Is the noodles delicious?

Zi: It’s delicious, especially delicious. It would be even better if there was another egg.

Father: What if there are 2 eggs?

Son: That would be better and more delicious.

Father: Where are the three eggs?

Zi: Then it will be better and more delicious.

Father: Where are the 4 eggs?

Zi: Then it will be better and more delicious.

Father: Where are the 5 eggs?

Zi: Then it will be better, better and more delicious.

Father: Where are the 6 eggs?

Zi: Then it will be better, better, and more delicious.

Father: Where are the 7 eggs?

Zi: Then it will be more delicious, haha, then I will hold on to it.

Unknowingly, my pace slowed down with them, and I laughed at the end.

It turns out that happiness is very simple.

Insights: Feel your children’s happiness with your heart, and follow your children’s ideas without judgment. What they want is actually very simple.

In early autumn, a father and son passed by a small river. The river was extremely clear and the son wanted to swim.

Son: Dad, I want to swim.

Father: Sure, but we have to go home and change clothes first, otherwise how will these clothes get into the water?

Son: Then let’s go back and change clothes quickly.

When they got home, the two of them were changing clothes.

Father: Do you feel a little cold?

Zi: It’s a bit cold. The weather is getting cooler.

Father: Do you still want to go swimming? I'm a little afraid of the cold.

Son: Forget it, let’s go next time when it’s hot.

Since then, the child has learned to think twice before acting and not to do things in a rush.

Insights: The more you forbid a child from doing something, the more he or she will do something, because their self-awareness begins to sprout.

Blocking is never as effective as clearing. This is true for learning, and even more so for games.

A father is very rich and his son is very proud.

Son: Dad, do you have money?

Father: Yes, I am very rich, and I don’t want to lie to you.

Son: Then I am your son, am I also very rich?

Father: This is my money, not your money.

Son: Then why can I still spend your money, and you still want to buy me toys and clothes, when you will satisfy me with whatever I want to buy?

Father: When you were unable to make money, I was responsible for taking care of you. When you become independent, you will make money by yourself. How much you earn then has nothing to do with me, just like my money It's not your money either.

The son finally knew that his father’s money did not come in vain, and he had to earn it himself if he wanted to have money.

Insights: Do not cry out for poverty in front of your children, let alone show off your wealth in front of your children. This is the correct value. It is easy to give him money, but it is difficult to teach him to understand money correctly.

When school started, my father sent his son to school, but his face was full of reluctance.

Son: Dad, why should I study? There are many people who don’t study and still live well.

Father: Reading is not for living, but to give yourself more possibilities.

Zi: I don’t quite understand. Can you explain it in detail?

Father: People who have graduated from primary school can go work on construction sites without any skills.

Those who have graduated from junior high school can do some mechanical operations.

High school graduates can learn some mechanical repair operations and receive more knowledge.

University graduates can design high-rise buildings and railway bridges.

If he graduates with a master's degree or a doctorate, he can create something that we didn't have before.

So study hard to give yourself unlimited possibilities.

Since then, my son has begun to have a deeper understanding of why he should study hard.

Insights: Children will all be tired of learning. How to make them understand the principles of reading? Instead of persuading them with earnest words, it is better to give a specific example, which will impress them more.

A father used to go to the pub to have a glass of wine before work every day.

On a snowy morning, after kissing his wife and children goodbye, he walked straight to the tavern.

As soon as I walked to the door, I found my son behind me.

Father: Why are you here? And how did you know I was here?

Son: Look at those footprints, I came here by stepping on yours.

He was shocked by his son's words. From that day on, he never drank again and got rid of other bad habits.

In life, it is not only parents who educate their children, but children can also educate their parents.

Enlightenment: We can discover that what our parents are like is what our children will be like. Remember, when you develop a bad habit, think about whether your children will imitate you.

My son came last in the exam, and my father was a little anxious.

Son: Dad, I came last in the exam this time.

Father: Great, you don’t have to worry about anyone overtaking you.

The son was grateful to his father for not blaming him, and secretly decided to take the exam well next time.

The second time, I got tenth from the bottom.

Son: Dad, I have made progress this time and ranked tenth from the bottom.

Father: Wow, you are so awesome. Now you are only a few spots away from the tenth place.

The son, inspired by his father, is full of confidence.

For the third time, my son got into the top ten.

Son: Dad, look, I made it into the top ten this time, which is great.

Father: I really didn’t expect you to do so well in the exam. Your hard work finally paid off.

Encouragement is more effective than criticism.

Insights: It is easy to criticize children. It not only allows you to vent your dissatisfaction, but also allows your children to realize their mistakes, but harm is inevitable; only encouragement can play a positive role in promoting children.

The famous German philosopher Jaspers said: The essence of education is that one tree shakes another tree, one cloud pushes another cloud, and one soul calls another soul.

The hand that moves the cradle is the same hand that moves the world. Education is everywhere.