Patient's question:
My cousin's daughter is 4 years old and overly fond of beauty: she loves shiny hair clips, necklaces, bracelets, and other accessories, enjoys lipstick and nail polish, and prefers clothes with lace trim. For example: when it's hot and her daughter goes out to play, she likes to wear her hair down (she has long hair), and she becomes quite immersed, constantly shaking her head and playing with her hair, no matter how much you try to persuade her otherwise. She must change into a new outfit every day to go to kindergarten. Her mother works in a laboratory and dresses modestly, rarely wearing makeup in daily life. Faced with her daughter's vanity and materialistic mindset, she doesn't know how to cope. Explain.Doctor's answer:
Girls are all like this, and they also need to pay attention to many things in daily life. More guidance is needed, and it is also related to understanding guidance when children go to kindergarten. It doesn't make much difference. Children who love cleanliness are better, but it is important to note that young children should not be given too many things. The above is advice on the question "How to deal with my cousin's daughter's excessive preference for beautiful things?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!