Dogs are not poor, but children will, what will you generally do with it?
Today, my daughter had to go to the house of one of her good friends to play, but in fact, she was in the same neighborhood. Their house is the kind of lake view room near the lake, and it is in a duplex.
Every child who goes to her house must like his home, after all, the child likes this better environment.
And this good friend also left the children to eat at their house, because in a community, we will often keep other people's children, and eating at our house is a kind of casual behavior. Of course, we adults don't eat at their house.
Around 1 p.m., I went to pick up the kids and go home. The children cling to each other and continue to want to stay at their house.
But after all, people's children have to sleep, and we have to go home and sleep. At my repeated urging, the child finally returned home with me.
As soon as we got home, the child asked us to say that Mom and Dad should move.
I'm curious, isn't this home very cozy and nice? Why move?
The child was very unhappy and told us that her good friend's home was particularly beautiful, and she wanted to move in with us to live in his house.
In the face of such a request, I also asked about it, but I did not criticize her, which was natural, telling him that my mother still liked her own home and felt particularly warm, free and happy in her own home.
Maybe the child doesn't understand what I'm saying at all.
But I had to express my truest feelings to her.
She went on to say that our home was too old and needed to move to a new one.
I told her that my mother also hopes to move to a new home, but the new home needs a lot of money, so we need to work very hard together, you learn more skills in kindergarten, and your mother works to earn more money, okay?
She understands, listen. Overall, I am still not satisfied with the arrangement of not being able to move right away.
Have your children ever been in this situation? Is there any good way to deal with it? Thank you.
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