21 Key Factors in Nurturing a Child's Growth - The Primary Tasks Parents Need to Complete

Author: Zhang Peng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Dr. William James, a renowned American educator and philosopher, once said: "Children are born like blank paper, and ultimately whether this paper can be drawn into a beautiful picture depends entirely on their parents. Parents are the engineers who shape their children." Countless facts have proven that the earliest education one receives in life comes from the family, from the early education parents provide for their children. A famous American psychologist devoted great effort to researching the lifelong impact of mothers. He selected 50 top-tier successful individuals in the United States, all of whom had achieved outstanding achievements in their respective fields. At the same time, he also selected 50 individuals who were not very successful, all of whom had varying degrees of criminal records. The psychologist sent them letters separately, asking them to discuss the influence of their mothers on their lives. Cultivating 21 key aspects of a child, such as self-esteem, confidence, responsibility, initiative, learning interest, and good habits. Dr. William James, a renowned American educator and philosopher, once said: "Children are born like blank paper, and ultimately whether this paper can be drawn into a beautiful picture depends entirely on their parents. Parents are the engineers who shape their children." Countless facts have proven that the earliest education one receives in life comes from the family, from the early education parents provide for their children. A famous American psychologist devoted great effort to researching the lifelong impact of mothers. He selected 50 top-tier successful individuals in the United States, all of whom had achieved outstanding achievements in their respective fields. At the same time, he also selected 50 individuals who were not very successful, all of whom had varying degrees of criminal records. The psychologist sent them letters separately, asking them to discuss the influence of their mothers on their lives. Cultivating 21 key aspects of a child, such as self-esteem, confidence, responsibility, initiative, learning interest, and good habits.