Author: Zheng Cheng'ai
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: When children are young, they have strong plasticity, just like clay for pottery. The kind of shaping education they receive will form their initial shape and influence their entire life. It's not just the intellectual development of a mischievous son that helped him become a PhD from Yale University, but more importantly, the cultivation of non-intellectual factors. Every time my son calls from across the ocean to report his achievements, I remember those chaotic and amusing stories from his childhood and can't help but tell them to my son across the sea. He listens with great interest, moved to tears, or chuckles with understanding, or sighs in remorse: "Mom, you were really hard on me! I shouldn't have been so mischievous when I was little."
Who doesn't have little troublemakers: A Fun Early Education Guide for Raising Children from 0 to 6 Years Old by a Yale Doctor
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