February** Dynamic Incentive Plan A 12-year-old boy ran away from home because he was dissatisfied with the custody of the New Year's money, how should parents respond?
During the Spring Festival, some families have conflicts over their children receiving New Year's money. Some parents will save their New Year's money because they are worried that their children will spend money indiscriminately, but this has also caused some children's disgust. Recently, a 12-year-old boy ran away from home because he was unhappy that his money was being kept in custody. The child's parents said that they had told the child before that the New Year's money could be kept by him, but the child was still unwilling. It is understood that the boy has run away from home twice. The first time was at the end of last year, when I was criticized by my parents for doing something wrong and ran away from home. The second time I ran away from home because I was scolded by my parents because I didn't want to go to school. Parents of the children said that they usually communicate with their children, but the children always seem to not listen. After running away from home this time, the parents have apologized to the child and promised not to beat and scold the child again in the future, but the child does not seem to forgive the parent.
It is hoped that parents can pay more attention to their children's mental health, pay attention to communication methods and education methods, and do not let their children run away from home or do other radical behaviors because of trivial matters such as New Year's money.