In this world, every child is unique. Some children are as quiet as cats, while others are as lively as monkeys. However, parents often feel distressed and helpless when they see their children mischievous at school or unable to calm down at home. They begin to question their own approach to education and even begin to wonder if there is something wrong with their children. But, you know what?Those children who seem to be mischievous may grow up to live more freely.
First, let's take a look at what "freedom" is. Freedom is not just unfettered and unfettered. True freedom is the ability to make your own choices, the ability to pursue your dreams, and the ability to live the life you want. And all of this requires us to have the ability to think independently, the courage to try, and the determination to persevere. And these are exactly what those seemingly naughty children have.
Why?First of all, mischievous children usually have a strong sense of curiosity. They are full of curiosity about the world and full of the desire to explore the unknown. This curiosity and desire to explore makes them constantly try new things, challenge themselves, and break through themselves as they grow up. This spirit is the key to success.
Second, mischievous children usually have a strong sense of self. They don't want to be bound by rules, they don't want to be swayed by others. They have their own thinking, their own judgments, and their own choices. This sense of self allows them to assert themselves, dare to challenge authority, and dare to pursue their dreams as they grow up. This spirit is a symbol of freedom.
Finally, mischievous children usually have a strong ability to survive. They are adaptable, problem-solving, and challenge-solving. This ability to survive enables them to face difficulties, overcome setbacks, and realize their self-worth as they grow up. This spirit is the guarantee of freedom.
So, when you see your child being mischievous, don't rush to blame him and don't rush to punish him. On the contrary, you should encourage his curiosity, respect his sense of self, and nurture his ability to survive. Because, these seemingly naughty behaviors may be the seeds of your child's future freedom.
However, this does not mean that we should indulge in mischievous behavior in our children. Instead, we should guide them to use these traits correctly and help them grow into responsible, moral, and caring people. Only in this way can they truly enjoy the joy and satisfaction that freedom brings.