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What impact does intergenerational education have on children? Is it good or bad?
The answer to 1 is definitely no, and the bad influence is much better than the good. First of all, grandparents are much older than children. They live in different times and have different educational ideas, except, of course, those who follow the trend. After most life experiences, the elderly like to understand things in an enlightened way, and children may be overprotected and lose many opportunities to try life. Moreover, for physiological reasons, the elderly do not like activities and prefer a quiet environment. The children brought out will be less active and have fewer hobbies. I don't like to talk much, and I don't like to show myself.

Psychoanalysis theory has long provided an explanation, proving that the amount of mother-child interaction has an impact on children's growth. After all, the mother is the first person to integrate with the child. That kind of security, that kind of warmth, that kind of mother's eyes and that kind of smell are the first love that the child feels. The moment when parents and children are separated is the most disappointing and lonely moment for children. When parents spend a year's labor income to meet their children's material needs, children may hide behind their grandparents, ignore their parents, or even strangers.

I believe many parents are reluctant to leave their children at home. When people can't maintain their basic life, it is inevitable to stay behind, so no matter whether this way of staying behind is feasible or not, there are always some people whose living standards are below average.

If there is no good solution, there is really no way, or let the children follow their parents before going to primary school, and then they can stay when they form their own personality and some of their own opinions. Or keep it with your parents.

The only way to solve this problem is for the government to spend so much tax on people's livelihood projects, so as to shorten the gap between the rich and the poor and ensure people's basic livelihood, so that there will not be so many parents who let their children stay behind for a living and are forced to do so.