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 argue with children frequently, scaring the child into being overwhelmed and unsure of what to do. It would be better to adjust the diet and make it lighter. In daily life, try to encourage and guide the child more, rather than constantly scolding them, as this can make the child lose confidence. Even if the child makes a mistake, you should not scold them. If you scold them constantly, they will become accustomed to it and numb, no longer willing to respond to adults. This can cause psychological harm to the child.