One day before the long vacation, I went to pick up Wenwen from school. She, who was always noisy, was surprisingly quiet that day. I asked her: \”Why didn\’t the little sparrow talk today?\” She was silent, holding her schoolbag with both hands to play with. \”Wenwen, if you have anything unhappy, you can tell mom.\” I asked again, but Wenwen just muttered suicidal and refused to say anything. It wasn\’t until I got home and watched cartoons for a while that I became lively again. I asked my friend Luo Luo on WeChat whether Wenwen might have been bullied and intimidated at school, so he remained silent. She has studied child psychology for many years and can definitely answer my questions. Luoluo replied to me with three laughing emoticons, and then told me that Wenwen just didn’t know how to tell me. Expression is something that adults take for granted, but children\’s language expression and logical thinking abilities have not yet been fully developed. When we ask children why they are sad/angry, most of them don\’t know what to say, and they may even be upset by their parents\’ concern. Parents all hope that their children can talk to themselves and share happy, unhappy, angry, and upset things with their parents. This is emotional sharing between parents and children, and it is also the trust and attention of children to their parents. But for very young children, It is not easy for young children to share their emotions, and they may even refuse to communicate because of their parents\’ aggressive tone. Regarding these issues, Luoluo has put forward some suggestions and opinions of his own, which you can refer to. Don’t do this if you want to share emotions 1>>>Use less why<<>>Don’t make judgments easily<<>>Don’t deny children’s emotions easily<<>>Use empathy to strengthen communication<<>>Repetition is a good way<<>>With Children share their emotions <<< Generally speaking, people who rarely share their emotions with others seem difficult to get close to and difficult to grasp. Just like the \"father\" image in many early families, they are serious and rigid, with no visible joy, anger, sorrow, and joy, but frequent Sharing emotions can also make children feel stressed, and it is not so easy to share emotions with children appropriately and effectively. Here are two tips. If any readers think their own methods are better, you may also wish to share them in the message area. Chapter 1 First, let your children feel that you have similar emotional experiences. For example, you may be unhappy because you lost in a game or you may be frustrated because you didn’t get the cake. Originally, in the eyes of children, parents are more like omnipotent protectors. But when they show emotional experiences similar to their own, they become tall \"children\" who can play with the children and share their emotions and thoughts. Second, do not share too heavy a burden or make the children Uneasy emotional experiences. For example, when a couple quarrels, the mother and the child accuse the father of all kinds of wrongdoings, emphasizing how painful and worried they are now, but this kind of emotional sharing will only increase the child\'s insecurity and pressure. It is necessary to know that parents share their emotions with Children mainly bring the distance between parents and children rather than increase the children\'s worries. Emotional sharing is a very important bond between parents and children. In addition to the above precautions, the tone and body movements during communication are also crucial. Although children will have problems sooner or later One day, my little secrets will no longer be shared with us, but as long as this day has not come, I still hope that our children can have a common world with us.
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