Parents are requested not to label their children.

When I think about this topic, I will feel ripples in my heart, perhaps thinking about my childhood growth experience, perhaps thinking about my dribs and drabs after work.

I remember when I was a child, I was often labeled as timid and not brave enough, and so on. When I hear these feelings, I try to change them I want my parents to see that they are not such children, but then I will blurt out a label on something casual, or when I try to make changes to prove myself. In an instant, I can return to the original appearance in my heart, and so on.

I remember reading a sentence before: children are only small, but they are also people. I think it makes sense. Since people are equal in personality, parents can't impose their emotions on weak children. When the child's performance is not what parents want, we should give understanding and care, and point it out patiently, instead of blindly accusing, mocking and labeling, saying that what kind of child you are is your own child. Is it not good to give more encouragement and understanding?