Patient's question:
Children don't listen, I often hit him, re-educate, is this okay? What impact does it have?Doctor's answer:
Children reach a certain age when they all go through a rebellious phase. Whatever the adults say, they do the opposite, which is what we call being disobedient. When encountering such children, it's important to persuade them patiently. If persuasion for a long time doesn't work, it might be better to set the matter aside for a while, do something else, and divert the child's attention. After some time has passed, you can then guide and persuade the child again, and perhaps the effect will be much better.In short, it's essential to observe children carefully and persuade them patiently. It's absolutely crucial not to have a standoff between the two sides. If this continues, either the adults will eventually give in to the children and end up listening to them, encouraging the child's bad habit of complaining and causing trouble whenever they are dissatisfied; or the parents will lose their patience and hit the child, causing emotional harm to the child's heart.