Talk about my son's disobedience.

Think about whether parents' demands are reasonable. Don't force children to do things they don't want to do. If others force you to do something they don't want to do, you will also show disobedience.

The treatment against life should also be divided into different situations:

If it is a general problem, you can do it according to the child's wishes, otherwise too many restrictions will inhibit the child's natural development.

For safety and conduct issues, we should set rules for him and pay attention to principles, so that he can know what he can't do and what the consequences are. Discipline him not to make mistakes, but to let him know that he is responsible for his actions.

Pay attention to your parents' words and deeds and set an example. Many children's behaviors are reflected by their parents. Parents' conduct is correct, and the children they come into contact with must be correct.