Teenagers are afraid of being laughed at. How can they enlighten their children for fear of being laughed at by others?

1. Help children distinguish the types of ridicule. Most of the ridicule c

Teenagers are afraid of being laughed at. How can they enlighten their children for fear of being laughed at by others?

1. Help children distinguish the types of ridicule. Most of the ridicule children encounter is well-intentioned. Especially for boys, "ridicule" is only a verbal argument and a form of competition. If children overreact to well-meaning ridicule, it will only make things worse. So, first of all, help him understand that most of the ridicule is well-meaning and harmless. If children can take ridicule lightly, "mockers" will shift their targets and laugh at children who take things more seriously.

2. Teach children to understand and accept reality. In the face of the existing facts, white lies will not work, because one day, when children are in contact with the outside world, lies will be exposed, and at that time, children will be hurt even more. Therefore, instead of trying to cover up the truth for children, it is better to tell them the truth naturally from the beginning.