When we were young, we always wished that we could grow as high as possible, and we kept growing up like magic. But when your child starts to grow fast, have you ever thought that this could be a sign of a pause in height? Are you also a little hesitant to tailor a set of "night bursts and not grown" plan for your child in advance?
First, let's talk about two signs that a child suddenly stops growing. One is that the child has changed from playing happily to being tired. You may find that your child's activities are no longer so interesting or even start to get bored. The constant sound of "I don't want to do this" in your ears may be a sign that your child is signaling to you that he needs to rest.
The second is to observe the child's appetite and sleep. If your child used to be able to eat and sleep, but suddenly becomes less inadequate and has erratic sleep, it is possible that the body is telling them that they need to rest now. At this time, parents should pay attention not to force their children to eat too much, but should give them appropriate food supplements and sufficient rest time.
In addition, parents can also help their children to do some relaxation and physical exercises, such as yoga, walking, etc., to help them recover their strength. More importantly, give your child enough love and understanding to let them know that their physical and physical health is more important than their academic performance.
So, when you notice that your child is experiencing the above situations, don't ignore these two signs, and learn to be patient and understanding. After all, children's bodies are made of love and care and require timely attention and care. Help the child adjust his state and maintain a happy mood, and the mother's heart will be more stable and reassured. Isn't it?