11 pictures tell you what is the difference between ordinary parents and smart parents?

When we become parents, we can better understand the hardships and difficulties of being a parent. On the one hand, it is necessary to take good care of the baby\’s diet and daily life, and on the other hand, it is necessary to \”cultivate talents.\” Maybe the little one still can\’t understand our good intentions, just like we didn\’t understand our parents at the beginning, but as parents, we have no hesitation to explore and move forward step by step on the road of parenting. In fact, if you think about it, we have always expected ourselves to be a parent who can handle any difficulty and do our best to make our children happy. These 11 little cartoons compare the differences between smart parents and ordinary parents. Take a look at the comparison, which one do you belong to? PS. I use the English version of the comics directly as a way to practice my English. But as you know, my English must be translated~~ Ordinary parents: surround their children 24 hours a day and don’t give any time to themselves. Spend any time alone with your children. Smart parents: take good care of their children’s daily life and care for themselves, and practice it. Ordinary parents: only pay attention to the results of handling things. Smart parents: pay more attention to the process of handling things. Ordinary parents: give answers directly to their children. Smart parents: church How children solve problems. Ordinary parents: They often say, if you don’t have a brain, you won’t be smart. Parents: They often say, think again, you can definitely do it right. Ordinary parents: Always “look at other people’s children, look at you.” Smart parents: Encourage their children to be themselves. Ordinary parents: Help their children solve all problems. Smart parents: Sometimes allow their children to make mistakes and explore. Ordinary parents: They often say don’t do this, don’t do that. Smart parents: They often say think before doing. Think about what the result will be. Ordinary parents: try to be good. Smart parents: try to be natural and open. Ordinary parents: think that they are their children’s teachers and know everything. Smart parents: understand that they still have a lot of knowledge to learn. Ordinary parents: tell Children, you should do this. Smart parents: Tell your children why it is better to do this. Ordinary parents: Ask your children to keep their promises. Smart parents: Teach your children how to keep your promises. How about teaching them by words and deeds? Are you a smart parent or an ordinary parent? In fact, everyone cannot be perfect, and there cannot be perfect parents. As long as we try not to use our usual thinking when getting along with our children, let alone think that we are always right. Let’s think about the contents of these 11 pictures for a moment. Maybe we One step closer to being a smart parent