Children's clothing and food, warm and cold

Author: Wang Chengxian
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Publish Date: 1999-11-01
Features: Clearly, this is not a systematic parenting book. It provides simple and popular introductions to parenting knowledge, especially regarding aspects of food, clothing, and warmth, based on common situations encountered in pediatric clinics and issues that young mothers often find confusing. Therefore, the advantage of this book lies in its targeted and practical nature. I believe it will be of some practical use to parents with young children who have limited knowledge or incorrect understanding of parenting. Today, with many families having only one child, the focus of all elders is concentrated on that single child, holding them in their hands as if they might fall and cherishing them as if they might melt in their mouths. This often leads to overdoing things, especially in terms of diet, where children are often forced to eat too much and too delicately, like being force-fed. Refrigerators and cabinets are filled with various nutritional supplements, but the nutritional balance is often unreasonable, either making children "sprouts" or "little fats." In terms of warmth, children are always dressed in multiple layers, making it too thick and warm, restricting their hand and foot movement. Combined with rooms that maintain a constant temperature year-round, the body's natural ability to regulate temperature becomes ineffective. It makes one worry how flowers raised in a greenhouse can become future pillars of society. Therefore, how to eat reasonably and dress appropriately become the key focus of this small book.