Don't push the child too hard.

Author: Sun Yunxiao
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Who among parents doesn't want to raise their children well? But today, children are difficult to teach, leaving many parents baffled. In the past, children didn't understand adults, who seemed mysterious. Today, adults don't understand children, who are now mysterious. The information age has shaken the authority of adults, an undeniable reality. Even if you are a doctor, professor, official, artist, or entrepreneur, raising children remains a challenge. What can be done? Reading and seeking knowledge is undoubtedly a wise choice. However, stepping into a study, faced with rows of thick parenting books, profound theories, and ever-rising prices, can make anyone hesitate. Even if you generously buy them and study them diligently, you often end up confused and unable to grasp the key points. In reality, family education focuses on practice rather than theory. Especially for parents, identifying key issues, reflecting on personal experiences, listening to expert advice, and carefully observing children generally leads to effective solutions. In other words, parenting guidance needs a more convenient and practical approach. Based on these thoughts, the China Youth and Children Research Center, known for its expertise in transforming research findings into practical applications, decided to compile a series of "Golden Ideas for Parenting" to offer to hundreds of millions of parents. The purpose of the "Golden Ideas for Parenting Series" is that the challenges parents face are our research topics. Therefore, any issue that troubles and frustrates parents will be prioritized in our writing selection and presented to readers directly, such as "How to help children with slow homework?" "How to deal with children obsessed with video games?" "How to handle children's stubbornness?" etc. What parents can trust is that the "Five Yuan Parenting Series" is based on the extensive research findings of the China Youth and Children Research Center, drawing on the rich resources of the popular Children's Research magazine, and written by a team of education experts after specialized research. The goal is to create a parenting guide that is easy for primary school parents to understand at a glance, apply immediately, and see results right away.