Listen to your parents' advice if you have any questions. Do you want to tell your parents if you have any questions?

Should a child tell his parents whether this "child" refers to a minor or an adult when he encounters difficulties? Because children are children in the eyes of parents, whether adults or minors, just like I am married and married now. Let's talk about whether children should tell their parents when they encounter difficulties.

Should underage children tell their parents when they are in trouble? It is best for parents to let them know when underage children are in trouble. The so-called difficulties are absolutely beyond our own scope and ability. At this time, it is necessary to use external forces. The underage children we are talking about are also teenagers who are still in school. Parents also know that their children are still around. There is a lot of violence on campus now. If children encounter difficulties in this area, they must tell their parents that they must solve them themselves, and they must not solve them themselves. There are also children who encounter difficulties in study or life. They can talk to their parents and discuss solutions with them.

Should adult "children" tell their parents when they encounter difficulties? Adults sometimes encounter difficulties, and adults should selectively tell their parents when they encounter difficulties. In other words, if you encounter difficulties and can solve them yourself, you don't have to tell your parents, lest they worry. If you can't solve it yourself, you can tell your parents that we can tide over the difficulties together. My parents have more life experiences than we do, and sometimes we get into trouble. Maybe a word from my parents can show us the way. Of course, if parents are old, we should try not to disturb them, report good news but not bad news, let them spend their old age with peace of mind, and then we will ask friends around us to help us through the difficult times.

Maybe you have told your parents something, and your parents can't help you. At least your parents are your listeners and identities, which has helped you from a psychological point of view. In the eyes of parents, children are always children. It is suggested to talk to parents more about something, which can reassure parents.