"Children also have troubles" | The truth about children
The troubled emotions of adults are sometimes transmitted to children
So many cute children
They also have it in their hearts A small world
needs parents and family to guard it with their heart
My child also has troubles. She has to do homework, read and practice, and the most important thing is that there is no adult to play with her. Homework is a bit of a drag, but it can be done, and I can stay up for a short while at night at most. Every time he pestered me to squeeze mud with her and read her story books, I was always helpless. After working all day, I wanted to read something and touch my phone for a while when I got home. I was really pressed for time. Yesterday, I squeezed out more than ten minutes to make plasticine with her. I made a cup and then praised her for making beautiful flowers. The child later became more energetic and made flowers of different colors in succession. It was really great. There are many activities that use hands and brain, and I also know that it is good to spend more time with my children. On the one hand, children's fun can also cure many of my bad moods. On the other hand, giving children more company will increase their happiness. After all, children only need their parents' company for a few critical years. Maybe in five or six years, people will no longer come to play with me, and they won't be able to play with me anymore. This level of understanding was also refined by reading "Children Have Troubles".
Share some of my favorite poems in the book
"Watermelon Seeds and Children": Living in the sweet watermelon pulp/feeling of watermelon seeds since childhood It’s not sweet anymore/but in the heart of a watermelon seed/there is a watermelon/in the arms of the mother since childhood/the child can’t feel the warmth/but in the child’s heart/there is a mother
"Runaway from Home": My mother made me angry/I Pick up my schoolbag/run away from home/go travel around the world/walk to the hall/mom brings me dessert/okay/I decided to name this place "the world"
"Becoming a Little Man": I want to become a little man/get into my father's hand On the phone/He only looks at me every day...
"The Incredible School": Each class only lasts 20 minutes/There are 30 minutes of recess/The teacher sits with us and plays games/All the students are good students/Never take exams Not to mention the ranking... It turns out that/it is only in my dreams
In the poem "Children Have Troubles," the dead branches turn into "magic wands", and the children use them to dispatch the "heavenly soldiers and generals" riding on the white clouds; the fruit shop is a natural "arsenal", with banana pistols, oranges hand grenades , and wars are staged in the mind at any time. Here, children freely express their desired "way of speaking to children" and what they think their parents are like.
I always feel that children are spiritual and thoughtful, and the many ideas hidden in their little heads become more and more precious. After reading "Children Have Troubles", my own thoughts and understanding have also been improved, and my attention to children will be more detailed. I am very grateful to the author for extending the inner world of children from so many angles and giving adults more opportunities to understand children's thoughts.
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