Even if you are not strict with children, including the whole world within the scope of our social development, you will still do so, otherwise everyone will fall into a survival dilemma. However, "standard and strict requirements" is the whole process of our cultural education from beginning to end, and it is the whole process of gradual progress, but it is by no means equal to "excessive strictness". "Too strict" is just a practical way. It doesn't mean that your standards are high and strict, and it doesn't necessarily promote the completion of "standardization and strict requirements". Too strict is to use hegemonic beliefs to influence children's self-growth.

In other words, it is to make children conform to your beliefs. I firmly believe that it is difficult for you to accept this form. Knowing this, let's go back to the prediction of "strict requirements". Its ultimate goal is to urge the baby to be "standardized and strict" from the heart, rather than the same parents and different parents. If this prediction can't be fulfilled, the so-called "strictly regulated" education is an unsuccessful cultural education. Therefore, it is good to consider the mistake of "standardization and strict requirements", and it really answers the old saying that practice is the only criterion for testing true knowledge. The children of the future are the objects of this "standard and strict requirements" test paper.

The reason is simple. Under "too strict", children have various possible situations, but in general, it is more likely that they will either submit to humiliation, rebel or be numb in personal behavior. I think this is definitely not your initial intention of "standardizing strict requirements". From the perspective of parents, "high standards and strict requirements" are all for the good of children. But it is this psychological state that invisibly puts a lot of pressure on children, but the authority of parents is forced.

You can't say what you really think, or you can't get strong support and trust from your parents after you say it. In the long run, long-term depression will release many unexpected evils. Standardization stipulates that children are to make babies more self-disciplined. Standardization stipulates that children themselves are beyond reproach. However, if we are too strict with them and expect too much, we will ignore their endurance, make their weight unsightly and do harm to their health. Too many strict rules will make children feel bound, just like jogging. You should run fast and have a beautiful posture. Maybe they really can't afford old-age insurance.