Today's topic:

My 8-year-old son stole 10 yuan and made him kneel, and the whole family shot at me, did I do something wrong?

That day, I found out that my eight-year-old son had secretly taken ten dollars from the family. In a fit of rage, I made him kneel. I thought this was a way to educate him to correct his mistakes, but unexpectedly, this practice aroused strong opposition from the whole family. They all thought I was too harsh and unfair to the child. Am I really doing something wrong?

Amid the reproach from my family, I began to reflect on my actions.

I realized that simple punishment doesn't really solve the problem.

I started listening to my son, and he told me he just wanted to buy a toy that he had been dreaming of for a long time.

That's when I realized that maybe I should give him a chance to explain and express himself.

Education is not only about punishment and correction, but also about understanding and guiding.

Why would my son choose to steal money to fulfill his wishes?

Is it because we don't care enough about him, or because he lacks the right values to guide him.

Punishment that is too harsh can cause rebellion and even affect their mental health. Through communication and guidance, we should help children recognize their mistakes and guide them to correct them.

Epilogue:

Talking about this incident, I deeply feel that I still have a lot to do in educating my children. I realize that as parents, we should use more patience and love to guide our children's growth. At the same time, I also hope that every parent can realize that education is a long-term and complex process that requires us to constantly learn, reflect and grow. Only in this way can we create a better future for our children.

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