My seven-year-old daughter has her own tablet, which she used to listen to stories at first, but later learned to play games with her best friend. Especially since the Spring Festival, it has intensified, and I spend a lot of time playing games in the day.
Recently, I remembered a picture book story I once read with my daughter, which told about a family who watched TV all day, day and night, and the TV was so overwhelmed that they left the whole family behind and went out to recuperate.
The family was bored after they didn't have the TV, and they didn't know what to do, so the TV gave them a lot of suggestions before leaving, such as traveling, exercising, planting flowers, painting, chatting with friends, and so on.
After the family was really bored, they tried to choose some projects to do, and there was an unexpected gain and they found something they were interested in. So when they came back from a one-month TV recuperation, their family life was rich and colorful, and the whole family was much more energetic and energetic than before.
One Saturday morning, I got up early on the computer and wrote a letter to my daughter in the tone of a tablet, put the letter on her desk, and then hid the tablet.
Soon after she got up, she saw the letter on her desk and brought it to me to read to her, and I read it to her with a look of surprise and surprise that her tablet had gone on a trip! At the same time, it is a little regrettable that she can't play with the tablet for a week.
During the week, she wanted to play the game many times, but she didn't cry, and every time she said she wanted to play the game, I empathized with her, and it passed quickly.
Her father and I read to her when we had time, and also took her to practice roller skating, and she played a lot of things by herself, drawing, cutting, pasting and making several Doudou books.
Finally, it was Saturday again, and when I got up in the morning, I went to print a letter to her in the tone of a tablet, and before I could finish it, she got up and asked why my tablet hadn't come back yet. I said that last time it didn't leave at nine o'clock, and if it was, it might not come back until nine, and she went back to bed again.
I printed the letter and asked her dad to cover for me, and I went in and quietly placed the letter and tablet on her desk.
Then remind her, have you looked around since you got up, have you had a tablet? She said no. I said you don't have it on your desk either? She looked at the table and was pleasantly surprised to find that there was, and she immediately went to get the letter and the tablet, and asked me to read it to her.
As she listened, she wondered how it knew I was roller skating. I say it knows everything.
I haven't seen the tablet for a week.,It's amazing now.,I'm still playing most of the day.。 I discussed with her that in order to prevent the tablet from running away from home again, we should play less, and only play for 30 minutes at a time, and use the alarm clock to time for 30 minutes, and stop playing as soon as the alarm clock rings.
The next day at noon I took a lunch break, and she was playing at my house with her good friend. When I woke up, I was lying in bed looking at my phone, and she came to me, gave me a picture and said, Mom, your phone is also on a trip, and this is a letter it wrote to you......
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