A mom posted a post that sparked a lot of discussion online. According to the description of the post, in order to supplement her daughter's nutrition, the mother specially ordered ** high fresh milk and sent a bottle every day, and the whole family only gave her daughter to drink. However, one morning, when the mother tore open the milk cap, the daughter suddenly angrily demanded that she tear the cap herself. The mother did not stop moving, but comforted her daughter to tear it herself in the future. The daughter was unhappy, and the mother came back after leaving for a while to find that the daughter had spilled half of the fresh milk. In anger, the mother drank the remaining fresh milk in front of her daughter, and accused her daughter of not knowing how to cherish and be grateful.
This incident sparked widespread discussion among netizens. Some netizens felt that the mother's reaction was too violent, believing that she was emotionally unstable. They believe that it is just a bottle of milk and is not worth training their children for it. There are also some netizens who accuse mothers of taking money too seriously and lacking understanding and care for their children's needs and moods. They believe that this kind of homeschooling will only make children feel inferior and guilty, and even feel unworthy.
This incident is reminiscent of other similar homeschooling issues. Someone shared their experience of being scolded by their family after knocking over things when they were children, and even these little things were boiled down to "money". These experiences make people feel guilty and have low self-esteem, and they also make people aware of the problems in homeschooling.
This incident has triggered a reflection on family education, money, and motherhood. People are beginning to realize that money is not appropriate as the only criterion for education and care. Homeschooling should focus on the emotional needs and mental health of the child, not just the investment of money. The incident also raised questions about educational disparities and social class inequalities in different family backgrounds.
This event has sparked reflections on homeschooling, especially the balance between money, gratitude, and emotional needs. The mother's actions may have been motivated by material concerns and a sense of responsibility, but her way was not the best way to solve the problem. Parents should focus on understanding their children's emotional needs and cultivating their good values and ability to express emotions, rather than overemphasizing money and material things.