What should the child do if he envies the unearned gain of the rescued? When your child tells you that the school has held an event to help poor students, and many classmates have received gifts such as new school bags, stationery boxes and books, how do you respond to your child's envy? As a parent, you can choose between three levels of response: The lowest level of parents may complain about social injustice, believing that those who do not work hard will benefit and thus feel angry about the problem. Parents at the intermediate level may encourage their children, telling them that they do not need to envy those who are being helped because they may be experiencing difficulties at home. Parents at the advanced level will first understand the child's feelings, then encourage the child to understand the gap between the rescued person and himself, and guide the child to think about how to become a person who can help others. Through these methods, parents can help their children better understand society and the meaning of life, and cultivate a positive outlook on life and values. What level of parent do you belong to? What level of parenthood would you like to be?
