The intergenerational pampering that is causing you headaches now is your most precious memory.

In order to move bricks, many parents’ later life is occupied by raising grandchildren. While being grateful to parents, every mother also has some degree of helplessness. She chases after her to feed her, spoils her children to the extreme, feels distressed when punished, and rolling around is the most effective.

The child’s grandfather is a typical doting child. He has to push her when riding a balance bike and feels tired from sliding. He has to take the initiative to hold her when walking, but feels that he is suffering from walking. He feeds her snacks when she doesn’t eat. My stomach is empty and I feel wronged.

No matter how many scientific parenting articles I read to him, he always replied with the same sentence:

I understand the truth, but I can’t help it. .

After I was so angry that I was upset, I calmed down and suddenly thought of my childhood and my grandfather.

The happiest time in childhood was when I was sent to my grandpa’s house in the countryside during winter and summer vacations. I can eat as many snacks as I want, watch TV as much as I want, play as much as I want every day, from earthworms and locusts in the fields to shellfish and small fish in the pond, nothing has escaped my clutches.

A scene that often comes to mind is that of my elderly grandfather sitting on a small stool in the yard under the sunset, holding a knife and a piece of firewood, and carving for me one by one. I proudly wrote "Longtan Sword" on a half-meter-long sword and hung it on me throughout the countryside.

Grandpa had a pen in his hand, and later had to pick up a hoe.

I started carpentry for the first time because of a joke. I was afraid that the sawdust would prick me, so I polished it again and again, and polished it again...

I really love him, but It seems that I have never told my grandpa that I love you.

Now I want to say that the distance between the loess and the earth can only be told in dreams.

In the world of our children, these dotings that make us collapse will become the most beautiful memories in their lives.

I am afraid that she will not have time to say I love you in the future.

I would like to give these book lists to grandparents and children. I hope these warm stories can make children and grandparents understand each other better, and also make children understand better. grateful.

1

I went to my grandma’s house

This is a work by the famous Japanese picture book writer Nishimura Toshio. My father and mother are going out, and I have to stay at my grandparents' house.

Why don’t my grandparents get angry like my mother when I do something wrong? What is a grandson?

"My grandson is someone who is afraid of melting when he holds it in his mouth!"

"There is no reason, I just want to pamper you, so You will become spoiled before you know it.”

2

I really want to see you soon

Taro Gomi, the famous Japanese picture book master , I really want to recommend his book, with its wild imagination, lighthearted and humorous stories, and unique color rendering. His stories are so interesting that even adults are often attracted by his wonderful creativity. I will write a special issue of Gomi Taro later.

One day in the book, grandma suddenly wanted to see Xiaoyou, and Xiaoyou suddenly wanted to see grandma. They set off to each other's house at the same time.

Oops, they missed it. So he immediately turned around and went back to his home. Can they see it? The little children were focused and nervous, afraid that they would not meet them.

3

My grandma is Superman

My grandpa is Superman

The ordinary grandparents in the world are superhuman in the eyes of their granddaughter.

This is a Spanish BOOLINO children's picture book award-winning work. It has an emotional story and a bright and lovely painting style, depicting the grandparents that each of us is familiar with.

My grandpa can always catch me when I'm about to fall;

He always has countless Pokémon.

My grandma's cooking always makes me "teleport";

Her stories always hypnotize me.

I love my grandpa and I love my grandma.

4

Grandma upstairs and grandma downstairs

< p> Finally, I would like to recommend a special book to everyone.

Author Tommy Deborah was nominated for the Andersen Award in 1990 and won the American Caldecott Medal in 1976.

This book tells the author's real experience.

Tommy has two grandmothers, one is his great-grandmother, and the other is his grandmother. The book records bit by bit the daily life of four generations getting along. Delicate, warm and real.

Until one day, the grandma upstairs turned into a star in the sky. Later, the grandma downstairs also became a star.

When we were children, we often heard our parents say that when we get very old, we will eventually turn into stars in the sky and look at us. Whenever I miss you, I will talk to the scattered lights in the sky.

Those who love us deeply may one day become stars. This book calmly tells children what it is like to lose a loved one.

So I hope that my children can cherish every day we spend together. I hope she understands family affection and gratitude, and can tell her ancestors that I love you.