Yes, but it depends. Under normal circumstances, when children encounter adversity, they should be encouraged to learn how to deal with problems and face them positively. However, if there are things that children can't handle, parents should step in to help them. After all, children have limited abilities. If you don't help your child, it will only make him feel lost and isolated.

This depends on the situation, not too standardized, and each situation is handled differently. In the process of children's growth, they will always face different degrees of setbacks. Many setbacks will make children feel very weak, or they are at a loss when facing setbacks and don't know how to face them. Parents should help their children adjust their mentality, encourage them to face it positively, and give them a positive attitude so that they will not choose to escape but face it bravely.

Perhaps these setbacks are trivial things in the eyes of parents, but they are very difficult in the eyes of children. It takes a lot of effort to really get out. Parents' encouragement and guidance are very important. Parents don't give their children timely encouragement and guidance, which is likely to make them unable to recover. Children are actually very fragile inside, and they need enough sense of security in the process of growing up, and the source of this sense of security is their parents. The support given by parents will let the children know that there is a backer behind them. No matter what the circumstances, they have a retreat and can rely on it, so they will not be afraid, nor will they be afraid of life.

In the face of setbacks, how do children choose, to escape or to face bravely? In fact, such a choice is the formation of a character. A person's character is actually how we look at things, how to face difficulties, and whether it is a positive attitude or a backward attitude in the face of difficulties. This lies in the way parents educate their children and the subtle influence of parents.