What if a three-year-old child keeps pestering his mother?

Editor: My three-year-old son is always pestering his mother. Sometimes I listen to grandma's story at home, and when mom comes back, she leaves us to pester her to do this and that. My wife is too busy to do anything else. We reasoned with him, but he wouldn't listen. What should the child do if he keeps pestering his mother like this? Comrade Lu Jianxin of Yunnan Province: Obsessive-mindedness is the expression of children's attachment to their loved ones. A little doll will feel extremely safe in her mother's arms. After she left, she loved her mother and followed her everywhere, which is almost a common problem for children of this age. With the growth of age, children's independent activity ability is gradually strengthened, and the problem of pestering people will naturally decrease after approaching the age of three. Your child is three years old and still haunts his mother. Maybe he had too little contact with others in the past, or lacked proper exercise. The following suggestions are for reference: First, it is natural for a mother to love her children, but don't overdo it. The expression of love should also change with age. Don't hug a three-year-old child like a baby, kiss him, and don't pamper him too much and cheer him up. If the mother's attitude towards pets is obviously different from that of other family members, children will feel most comfortable alone with their mothers and will naturally be persistent. Some people think that boys of this age often have Oedipus complex, so they should be encouraged from the front and tell him that he has grown up and will grow into a man in the future. He should love and sympathize with his mother more, and should not be disturbed too much.