Limiting your child limits your possibilities.
"That's not okay, it's not going to work" is called "So what should I do?" ”
In particular, the children are "little rampage generals".
I'll give it my all without having to adjust what's in front of me.
It's the child's job.
Nature rampages.
In this case, say "That's not good." It's not good" will take up the child's work.
Kids try to make it healthier for them to do as much as possible, unless it's annoying to others.
I've loved machines since I was a kid.
Originally, my dad was doing mechanical work, so there were always mechanical parts in the house.
For this reason, I've been playing with machines since I got the hang of it.
With capacitors, integrated circuits, and screwdrivers, I am free to do whatever I want, such as assembling and disassembling the machine.
Parents never said, "Don't do it again."
He allowed me to "do whatever I wanted."
Thanks to this, I was able to hit the machine I was interested in.
The knowledge and wisdom gained there is still alive.
Here I got a job related to computers and built a website with personal computer knowledge.
Thanks for letting me do what I loved doing as a kid and I'm helping myself right now.
When I thought I was making big decisions about my life as a child, I realized that early childhood education was important.
This shouldn't just be for me.
Most of the time, the "first step" in setting the direction of life is in childhood.
When you're a kid, what you're interested in and how much you put into it will determine a person's life.
The child said it was his job to run amok.
In order for the child to grow up and work hard, he had to do what he loved to do as a child.
Imposing "bad" restrictions on a child can ruin a child's future.
What should a child do if he or she cannot be confined to later experiences that will greatly affect the child's life?
Children who listen to their parents quietly are not good children.
It is the child's job to go so mad that it is the child's job, and this is the road to the future.