Recently, there has been a discussion on the Internet about parents picking up and dropping off their children from school, and experts have criticized this behavior as increasing children's dependence on their parents and hindering the development of children's independence. However, before we dive into this issue, there are some practical challenges that need to be addressed.
First, human trafficking and trafficking have always been the focus of social attention. Despite the intensification of the state's crackdown, such crimes are still frequent. For parents, it is a huge challenge to feel comfortable getting their children to and from school alone. Maybe the children of the experts don't have to worry about these issues, right?
Second: Accessibility is also an issue that cannot be ignored. With the adjustment of zoning school and rural teaching policies, many families are facing transportation difficulties. Can parents trust their children to walk or cycle to school alone? Will the children of the experts be able to enjoy more convenient conditions?
Third: the safety of school doors is the focus of parents' attention. Some schools do have safety facilities on the main traffic routes, but who will keep the children safe if there are no parents to pick them up? This is a question that requires serious consideration.
Fourth: Children who go to and from school alone may be affected by bad social habits and face bullying or misleading. This can have a negative impact on a child's development and physical and mental health. Have the experts considered this aspect?
Fifth: Unscrupulous merchants' induced consumption of children is also one of the concerns of parents. Surrounding businesses induce children to consume, but lack effective supervision. Does this increase the sense of anxiety for parents?
Overall, do the experts really take into account the practical confusion of parents? Are the questions they are asking out of concern for parents, or are they just asking questions to highlight their existence? We need to think about this problem from a more holistic perspective and look for ways out and solutions. Only in this way can we better ensure the safety and development of our children as they grow up.