In today's digital age, virtual worlds have become a part of children's lives. However, parents often feel worried and dissatisfied when children become overly addicted to the virtual world and ignore real-life responsibilities and obligations. This concern stems from concern for the child's future, as well as regret for life experiences they may have missed.
Parents may be tempted to lean when they see their children immersed in games, social**, or other virtual activities throughout the day. They want their children to focus more on their academics, family, and social life, rather than spending most of their time in the virtual world. However, this kind of preaching often provokes revolt in children.
Children believe that they have the right to choose their preferred lifestyle, and parental preaching is seen as interference and deprivation. They may feel that parents do not understand their needs and interests, or even feel that parents are too demanding and **. This rebellion can lead to tensions in family relationships and even parent-child conflicts.
In order to alleviate this conflict, parents need to adopt a more gentle and understanding attitude. They can try to communicate with the child, understand their ideas and needs, and seek a solution that is acceptable to both parties. At the same time, parents can also demonstrate the importance of balancing the virtual world and real life through their own actions. For example,They can set family rules that limit the amount of time children spend on electronic devices and encourage them to participate in activities that are healthy for their physical and mental health, such as outdoor activities and sports.
In conclusion, parents and children need to work together to establish a healthy family atmosphere and communication mechanisms to cope with the challenges brought by the virtual world. Only on the basis of mutual understanding, respect and support can we raise the next generation who know how to enjoy the fun of the virtual world and cherish the value of real life.