Good parents know how to take their children’s words to heart

My son is now more than three years old. Sometimes he will suddenly see or hear something, and then he wants it immediately.

Yesterday at noon, when we were preparing to eat, he suddenly said he wanted to eat curry rice. Usually my husband cooks at home, so I told my son that only dad can cook curry rice. Wait until dad comes back from get off work to cook it for you.

Actually, curry rice is quite simple. I also have ready-made curry at home, so I can make it. But I chose to deal with my son. One reason is that other food was already prepared at that time, and I thought it was troublesome. The deeper reason is because I think that my son just said that the wind is the rain. Maybe he suddenly remembered something and said he wanted to eat curry rice. (Perhaps it reminds me of his books. He has a set of picture books that he likes very much - "Happy Chicks". One of the stories is that the happy chicks went camping, and what the chicken mother cooked for them in the wild was curry rice. Just the day before yesterday I read it to him. I highly recommend this set of picture books. It is a super best-selling picture book in Japan and Taiwan, giving children appropriate love and full happiness; the illustrations in it are very detailed, such as the prices of products in supermarkets. The drawing is very careful. It can help the baby accumulate daily life experience and restore it to life.) But subconsciously, I feel that his thinking is too jumpy and nonsensical. There is no real need for this.

In the evening, after my husband put my son to sleep, I was typing in front of the computer when I heard him come out of the kitchen and start cooking. I thought to myself, what is this for? Are you not full for dinner? I walked over and asked him, what are you doing? He said that when making curry rice, his son said several times that he wanted to eat curry rice. I thought to myself that my husband really cares about his son.

Keeping your children in mind comes from love, and your husband is not just talking about it. So here is the Japanese Curry Chicken Rice below. It's warm, especially suitable for eating in Australia during the current winter.

Today at noon, after the children came home from playing outside, they were particularly looking forward to eating curry rice, and they had a very good lunch. In the afternoon after my husband got off work, he and I played football in the park with our children for a while. The child said to his father: "Dad's curry rice is so delicious. Thank you, Dad." I was very emotional after hearing this. Many times, how to express love? Listen carefully and really take what you say to heart. This is the transmission of love. Your children will also become closer to you and be willing to communicate more with you. Comparatively speaking, if parents are perfunctory with their children, then gradually the children will no longer understand their parents.