Patient's question:
Dad often travels for work and is very busy. Sometimes, he doesn't keep his promises to his child, which makes the child very disappointed. Do adults always have to fulfill their promises? What kind of impact would not fulfilling them have?Doctor's answer:
Children generally answer very cautiously, and after speaking, they will take it seriously to do, and they also believe that adults are more honest than them (because adults are the norms of their behavior). Therefore, they will consider the promises made by adults as something they always look forward to completing one day. In the interaction between adults and children, the habit of making promises on any matter is also beneficial to the adults themselves. For example, before going out, you can agree with him: "Don't casually suggest buying things today!" By letting him keep his word, you can regulate his behavior. The above is advice on the question "Do you have to keep your promises to children?", hoping it helps you, and wishing you health!