Children lose interest in learning: If parents pay too much attention to test scores and superficial success, children may think that these are the only important things and ignore their interests and talents. This may cause children to lose interest in learning.

Children's lack of self-confidence: If parents pay too much attention to their children's mistakes and shortcomings and neglect their children's strengths and progress, their children may become lacking in self-confidence and self-esteem.

Children are under great pressure: If parents ask too much of their children or interfere too much in their lives, children may feel stressed and uneasy.

Children have anxiety: If parents worry too much about their children's future, or force their children to do things they don't want to do, children may have anxiety and anxiety.

Children lack autonomy: If parents interfere too much in their decision-making and life, children may lose their autonomy and self-determination.

Children lack empathy: If parents don't respect children's feelings and needs, children may lack empathy and the ability to respect others.