1. Heredity: Children's fragility and resilience may be related to heredity. Some children are inherently fragile, while others are more likely to adapt to difficulties and challenges.
2. Family environment: The family environment in which children live will also have an impact on their vulnerability and resilience. A warm, supportive and encouraging family environment helps children develop self-confidence and stress resistance, while a family environment lacking love and support may make children more vulnerable.
3. Educational methods: Educational methods will also have an impact on children's vulnerability and resilience. An educational method that overindulges and protects children without giving them the opportunity to face difficulties and challenges may make them more vulnerable. On the contrary, the education method based on encouragement and praise will enhance children's self-confidence and ability to resist stress.
4. Social experience: Children's social experience will also affect their vulnerability and resilience. In the process of getting along with peers, children may suffer negative experiences such as rejection and bullying, and may also gain positive experiences such as friendship, support and cooperation.
In short, children's vulnerability and resilience are the result of many factors. Parents and educators can cultivate their children's ability to resist stress through good family environment, appropriate educational methods and positive social experience, and help them better cope with difficulties and challenges.