Overprotection of children: Some parents may overprotect their children, leaving them no chance to face challenges and difficulties. This may hinder children's growth and development and make them lack self-confidence and independence.

Punish children severely: Some parents will use severe punishment to correct their children's behavior instead of communicating with them effectively. This may make children feel angry and dissatisfied, and may lead them to evade their responsibilities or become timid.

Ignore children's emotional needs: Sometimes parents may ignore children's emotional needs, such as not paying attention to children's feelings and not spending time communicating with them. This may lead to children's lack of trust and security, thus affecting their mental health.

Improper treatment of children: Some parents may unconsciously compare their children with other children and ask them to meet certain standards or expectations. This may make children feel frustrated and dissatisfied, and reduce their self-esteem and self-confidence.

Ignoring children's characteristics and interests: Some parents may ignore their children's characteristics and interests and don't respect their choices and decisions. This may make children feel unrecognized and recognized, and may lead them to lose their development potential.

In short, in family education, parents need to pay attention to avoid the above problems, play an appropriate role, understand children's needs, communicate with children, respect children's choices and decisions, and guide their growth and development in a positive way.