A mother in Cangzhou took a photo of her baby visiting the supermarket with a camera. Why does she have this idea?

A mother in Cangzhou took a photo of her baby visiting the supermarket with a camera. Why does she have this idea? Let's discuss it together.

When your child asks for a hug in the supermarket, what is your first reaction? In fact, this is not to say that children are disobedient. In fact, our parents always look at problems from their own perspective, so they can't understand their children's thoughts and always blame some of their children's behaviors on mistakes and pranks. In Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, the mother put a camera on her child and felt the loneliness of supermarket shopping from the first angle. When taking children to the mall to tie their shoelaces, what children see is different from what adults see. After taking photos, I will find that all the children in the supermarket see are adults' legs and shelves. They can't see the goods in the supermarket, so I understand why children always want to hug when they come to the supermarket.

Feel the loneliness of children shopping in the supermarket from the first angle. After taking this photo, my mother understood why she had to hold her baby every time she went to the supermarket. From the child's point of view, she can only see legs and some tall cabinets, which are not pleasing at all, but very uncomfortable. From the height of an adult, children can't see it.

By squatting, you can enter the child's world, know what you can see at his height, and communicate effectively with the child. As parents, we always feel that we are right. Our goal is to do the best for our children. In fact, we can understand what children really want and whether adults have given them what they want. If you are always above others, you can't understand your child's thoughts and needs, give appropriate guidance, and ask your child according to your own standards and ideas, which will hurt your child. In the mall, children walk by themselves, but what they see is different from what adults see. After the photo shoot, all the children saw in the supermarket were adults' legs and shelves. They can't see the goods in the supermarket, so I understand why children always want to hug when they come to the supermarket.