As the child grows up, I and his father are very grateful to see her from babbling to being alive and kicking in school. Fortunately, we not only let our children grow up healthily, but also sum up some family education experiences.

We use these practical experiences to cultivate our children bit by bit, hoping that she can grow into an independent, healthy and free personality. In fact, my father and I don't spend much time at home. We all have jobs, so our daily life must be divided into several parts. For example, my father sends my children to school in the morning and my grandmother takes them home for dinner at noon. My work is more free, so I will leave the time after 6 pm to my family. Many friends around me are more or less related to the profession of teachers, so I often discuss my experience in family education with them.

From my own point of view, I think children's education is big or small, because education is all about details, and small things can be taught into big things. His father and I agree on this point. Most of our accumulated educational experience is unwritten, and it has been honed slowly in practice. To guide children to get used to a healthy lifestyle over time, we should accept that children should have advantages and disadvantages, and we can't ask her to be a perfect person. We should learn to treat children with tolerance, don't compare with other children, affirm their advantages and pay attention to the cultivation of their own characteristics. If she likes it, give her a chance, and don't blindly limit the child's life, which can only destroy the child's nature prematurely.