Parents should listen more to their children

During lunch today, Dabao said that she was unhappy and that she particularly hated a certain classmate, who always opposed him every time.

Grandma said: "Don't play tricks with him in the future, stay away from him..." and said a lot. Dabao cried loudly after hearing what grandma said. It was not what grandma said.

The child's father said: "Please tell me specifically what happened."

Dabao said that the biology class representative had something to do and asked her to help distribute the biology test papers to a certain classmate and a certain classmate. A classmate mistakenly thought that the geography test paper was distributed because Dabao was the geography class representative. A certain classmate complained about Dabao, and the geography class representative gave him a biology test paper, and his tone was full of ridicule for Dabao.

After listening to Dabao's statement, the child's father suggested that in the future, instead of handing out test papers to him, put them directly on the podium for him to find and get them by himself.

After Dabao heard this, he suddenly had an epiphany and burst into laughter.

From this small incident, I feel that parents should listen more to their children, look at problems from their children's perspective, and don't immediately give their children ideas. They feel that they have a say. Parents should be patient and let their children state the whole story first, and then make suggestions for their children. Don't rush to conclusions without listening to their children's story.