Patient's question:
My child is 7 years old now. Whenever an adult scolds him, he just keeps staring blankly at you as if he's stunned and doesn't speak or react. Is there something wrong with his brain? Normally, he talks a lot, but when he's scolded, his eyes just stare blankly at you!Doctor's answer:
The situation you described should be similar to when adults often scold children, leaving the child scared and bewildered. It is advisable to adjust the diet and opt for a lighter and healthier approach. In daily life, it is important to encourage and guide children as much as possible, rather than constantly scolding them. Otherwise, the child may lose confidence. Even if a child makes a mistake, it is not appropriate to scold them. If they are constantly scolded, they may become accustomed to it and become numb, no longer willing to respond to adults. This can cause psychological harm to the child.