You might think it's easy to tell whether a child is optimistic or sad, but no, it's not. The character of optimism is determined not by a few striking examples, but by the style of optimistic interpretation in daily life and the number of times you are willing to act on it. Girl

You might think it’s easy to tell whether a child is optimistic or sad, but it’s not. It’s not.

The characteristic of optimism does not depend on a few obvious examples, but on the optimistic interpretation style in daily life and the number of times you are willing to follow it.

Girls are significantly more optimistic than boys before puberty.

When a child is sad, the most worrying consequence is depression. Because pessimistic children are more likely to become depressed than optimistic children.

The first state of depression in children is a change of mind. This is typical of depression, and at the heart of this thinking is a pessimistic explanatory style.

The second symptom of childhood depression is a worsening of mood. When he is depressed, he will feel sad, sad, lacking courage, and hopeless. He may cry often, even until he has lost his tears. His life has become boring, and even activities he once enjoyed have become boring and a waste of time.

Depressed children are not only sad, but also often display anxiety, irritability, and irritability that are considered bad behaviors.

The third symptom of depression in children is related to three behaviors: passivity, inability to make decisions, and suicidal tendencies. Depressed children are often unable to take on new tasks. Moreover, I will give up when I encounter a small setback.

Depressed children are unable to make decisions among numerous options. Many depressed children think about suicide, but when depressed children think about suicide, they have some motivations.

One motivation is ending, that is, the current situation can no longer be tolerated, so they want to end everything. The other is manipulation. If they want to find love again, they use methods such as revenge or making others unable to defend themselves.

The fourth state of children's depression is physical. The most common is that the child's appetite has deteriorated. Many children are unable to eat. Sometimes it is another extreme situation. Even though I am not hungry, I still continue to eat. Sleep disorders are also common. A depressed child may sleep more than usual.

As a parent, you must pay attention to your children at all times and prevent any negative emotions in your children.