In daily life, for most parents, they have high expectations for their children. At the same time, they also hope that their children can thrive in their later lives and be better than others in their studies. But for parents, don't talk too much when educating their children in daily life. This is because if parents talk too much about their children, it is likely to affect their growth.

Talking too much will make children obviously passive. In fact, in daily life, parents should not talk too much when educating their children, but choose some special methods to let them know what they have done wrong. If parents talk too much in the process of educating their children, then children will be particularly passive, and children in this passive state will feel oppressed when accepting any knowledge. It will make them have unpleasant thoughts in the process of learning, and when children have such thoughts in their daily lives, the effect of being disciplined in their daily lives will be lost.

Talking too much truth may not be acceptable to children. In daily life, when parents educate their children, if they talk too much, the children may not accept it. It is actually good for children to know that parents are reasonable with their children, but if they talk too much, then I will make them feel disgusted in their daily life. This kind of rebellious psychology is likely to make children rebel against their parents, resulting in rebellious psychology. And this kind of psychology is not helpful for children's growth, so for parents, in daily life, don't tell their children too much truth, but must learn to tell some truths that children can accept.

Parents must understand that it is better to be reasonable than to experience it personally. In fact, for parents, if they tell their children too much truth in daily life, the effect of timely education is not as good as their own children's personal experience. When their children can experience some philosophy of life in their daily life, it will be of great help to their children's growth, but if they only tell their children some truth in the process of their growth, they will not understand it at all.