I bought some chocolates online, but I didn't dare to take them all out, for fear that the child would soon create tidy, so I took a small bag and put it on the table and waited for her to go home to eat in the evening.
When I came back, I saw the chocolate on the table at a glance. Because there were four small pieces in a small bag, I told her that it happened to be a small piece for each person at home, and she would share it. After eating her own, she hurriedly asked others whether to eat or not. The implication was that if they didn't eat, she would eat it alone. I ate a small piece of mine without hesitation. Grandma originally wanted to leave it for her, so I asked grandma to eat it by herself, not to leave everything for the child. Because my father didn't like sweet food, the child naturally couldn't wait to eat his piece. After eating, he asked me where the chocolate came from.
I made up a story about having superpowers. As long as I am in a good mood and don’t get angry, I will accumulate energy and can turn into chocolate. She smiled after looking at me and asked me if I had bought chocolate and hid it. I refused to admit it and told her that as long as you perform well and don’t make me angry, I can make you chocolate tomorrow.
The next two consecutive days, she put a small bag of chocolate on the table every night. When she saw it, she would immediately take it apart, and then ask her family a circle, and if someone didn't eat it, they would all go into her stomach.
I deliberately didn't let her go tonight, wanting to tease her. While practicing writing, she hurriedly ran in, "Mom, why don't there be no chocolate today?"
"Oh, you touch my hand. My hands are too cold and have no energy. I can't turn out chocolate today."
"Mom, you lied to me. You must have bought chocolate. Tell me where you hid?"
"I didn't lie to you. I really have no energy. I will try to continue to accumulate energy tomorrow, and I will make sure to turn it out tomorrow."
So she walked out of the room and searched everywhere for where the chocolate was hidden. Later, she probably didn't find it, so she had to give up.
I don’t know when the child started not believing these fairy tales. When we were young, we also played pretend games like this, and she believed it. I remember last year, she still believed that there were Santa Claus and would also make Christmas wishes. When I saw Peppa Pig talking about tooth fairy , I was particularly looking forward to the fact that when I lost my teeth, the tooth fairy would also come to take away the teeth and leave gold coins.
When I lost my first tooth last year, I saved my teeth very well and put them in my pillow. I originally wanted to prepare gold coins in advance, but at that time I did not fall off my teeth myself but took them out directly when I was visiting the dentist, so I didn’t have time to prepare. So the next day she woke up and didn't see the gold coins, and felt particularly disappointed. The tooth fairy she dreamed of did not come. I quickly comforted her and said that because her teeth were taken out rather than dropped naturally, the tooth fairy might only take away her lost teeth, so she would be in a better mood.
I changed two more teeth this year, but it seems that she no longer cared about the Tooth Fairy. I don’t know if she already knew that there was no Tooth Fairy at all.
I believe that students will also discuss it among their classmates in school! I remember in a movie, a child believed in Superman, while other classmates said they did not, argued with each other, and some children even told the truth directly that Superman was played by their father. So I originally believed that there was a superman child, but later my belief collapsed and I no longer believed that there was a superman in the world. Although he finally understood that his father played Superman because he loved him, and his father was the real version of Superman, but the superman in his dream disappeared from then on.
This year's Christmas is coming soon again. I wonder if the child will believe in Santa Claus? How great would it be if the children in the world could always maintain this innocence.
