continue reading the book "Teaching Optimistic Children" today. Parents with children can read my articles every day. I hope my sharing can help you. Let us study Chapter 4 "Why Children Are Getting More Unhappy" together.
Despite the self-esteem movement, despite the optimistic nature of young children, and despite the new opportunities our society offers, our children are still experiencing unprecedented levels of pessimism, sadness, and negativity.
Depression did not appear frequently until the 1960s. The typical disease is middle-aged women.
Depression became popular in the early 1960s, and 30 years later, depression has become the common cold among mental illnesses. The youngest victims are often middle school students or even younger children.
Depression is common in a person's life, that is, depression occurs at least once in a person's life.
Depression will make it harder for children to feel satisfied, and feelings of failure will make it harder for children to feel in control.
Reducing necessary sadness and anxiety puts children at risk for depression.
Learning a little bit every day is the beginning of progress. I will study every day, be aware every day, be a mother who loves learning, and influence my children in daily life to become a good student who loves reading. This is also the purpose of checking in every day. Come on
