The son is not called the father's disaster, my son charged more than 6,000 yuan in 10 minutes of playing games, and spent one or two hundred thousand yuan in the past few days, I'm sorry, today I will throw myself 10 slaps, sister-in-law Doudou, even if I do business, the point is that I can't control my son, I'm sorry everyone is finished, the child is by my side, and after ten minutes, my wife's mobile phone deduction deducted more than 6,000 yuan, and the money was paid immediately.
In the digital age, our children are like little explorers, roaming freely in the online world. However, this virtual ocean is not always calm. Recently, a father shared on social platforms the self-blame and powerlessness he felt because he couldn't control his children to recharge a large amount of money in the game in a short period of time, which resonated and attracted the attention of countless netizens.
It is reported that the father found that his son had spent more than 6,000 yuan through the game in just 10 minutes, which is only a small part of the 10,000 or 20,000 yuan that has been spent recently. Faced with such a situation, he felt deeply guilty and even punished himself in public to express his remorse for his educational dereliction. Although this behavior is extreme, it reflects a grim practical problem: in today's material abundance and information explosion, how to correctly guide children to deal with desire and self-control?
We must recognize that this is not just a problem for individual families, but a common challenge for contemporary society. With the development of technology, children are exposed to electronic products at an earlier and earlier age, and their consumption behavior often becomes unrestrained due to insufficient awareness. Therefore, the role of parents is particularly crucial. They need to establish the right view of money and values in their daily lives, and at the same time, they also need to actively use technology to supervise and guide.
Society should also take responsibility. Game companies should strictly implement policies for the protection of minors, reasonably set spending ceilings, and prevent inducement to recharge. At the same time, the government and educational institutions should strengthen the popularization of cyber security and consumer education, so that children can have a sense of self-protection from an early age.