overprotection

Some parents care too much about their children's safety and welfare, which makes them unable to think and cope with challenges independently. This may limit children's growth and development, and affect their ability to build self-confidence and solve problems.

Set expectations too high.

Parents want their children to make outstanding achievements in school, sports or other fields. They may have excessive expectation pressure, exert excessive competition and success pressure on their children, ignore their individual differences and interests, and give them too much responsibility and expectation.

Lack of communication and understanding

Sometimes, parents may not fully listen to their children's opinions and needs and ignore their feelings and wishes. This may lead to tension between parents and children, and children feel neglected or not understood, thus affecting family harmony and children's development.

Over-guidance

Parents may interfere with their children's study and life too much and give them too much guidance and decision-making. This may deprive children of their independence and autonomy and affect their ability to develop their own interests and solve problems.

Neglect emotional cultivation

Parents sometimes neglect emotional training and focus on their children's academic performance and external performance, while ignoring their emotional and social development. This may lead to children's emotional problems and interpersonal difficulties.

Listen to children's opinions and needs.

In order to solve these problems, parents can listen to their children's opinions and needs, give them proper freedom and responsibility, establish positive communication and understanding, and cultivate their emotional intelligence and autonomy.

Pay attention to children's interests and individual differences.

Pay attention to children's interests and individual differences and provide them with positive support and encouragement.