Guan Ling's tutoring homework was angry into the hospital, and netizens hotly discussed: On the way to raise a baby, who hasn't been "sick"?
Recently, actor Guan Ling shared a ridiculous experience on Douyin: tutoring children's homework was actually angry and went to the hospital! This news instantly detonated the Internet, and netizens said that this is simply a "common disease" on the road to raising a baby, who hasn't been "sick"?
Speaking of Guan Ling, the first thing that may come to everyone's mind is her quirky little girl "Jia Yuanyuan" in "I Love My Home". Time flies, and now Guan Ling is already the mother of a pair of children, but she didn't expect that this former screen darling would encounter such a "catastrophe" in the family.
It is reported that when Guan Ling was tutoring the child's homework that night, his emotions were out of control for a while, which resulted in physical discomfort and was rushed to the hospital. After this news came out, netizens left messages saying: "Sister Guan Ling, tutoring homework is indeed a technical job, take care of your body!"
In fact, Guan Ling's experience is not unique. On the road of raising a baby, every parent has had a similar experience to a greater or lesser extent. Those seemingly simple topics are as difficult to understand in the eyes of children as a book from heaven, and children always can't remember the knowledge points that are repeatedly explained...... In the face of such a dilemma, parents often feel powerless, and sometimes even make some "out of line" actions because of emotional out-of-control.
However, it is these seemingly "out-of-the-ordinary" actions that let us see the deep love and expectations of parents for their children. They want their children to learn well and grow fast, but they often ignore that children have their own rhythm and way. Therefore, when tutoring children with homework, we need to be more patient and understanding, rather than blindly blaming and complaining.
Of course, in addition to patience and understanding, we also need to learn to adjust our mindset. After all, raising a baby is a marathon rather than a 100-meter sprint, and we can't expect children to become top students overnight. Instead, we should enjoy growing up with our children and witness their every progress and change.
At the same time, we can also improve children's interest and enthusiasm for learning in some interesting ways. For example, we can combine learning content with real life so that children can learn in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, and we can also work with children to develop learning plans so that they can feel the joy and purpose of learning.
In addition, parents may wish to communicate with other experienced parents to share their experiences and confusions. Sometimes, other people's experiences and methods can bring us unexpected revelations. At the same time, we must also learn to let go, give children a certain degree of freedom and room to grow, so that they can learn to think independently and solve problems.
Of course, as parents, our own emotional management is also crucial. In the face of children's academic problems, we must remain calm and rational, and not be swayed by emotions. When we feel anxious or angry, we can try to calm our emotions by taking deep breaths, meditating, etc., and avoid passing on negative emotions to our children.
In addition, we need to take care of our physical and mental health. After all, only with a healthy body and a peaceful mind, we can better accompany our children to grow up. Therefore, we need to arrange our work and rest time reasonably, ensure adequate sleep and diet, and actively participate in exercise and leisure activities to relax and enjoy the body and mind.
Finally, I would like to say that although the road to raising a baby is full of challenges and difficulties, it is also a process full of love and growth. Let's work together to be better parents, with patience, understanding and love to accompany children through every stage of growth, I believe that they will thrive under our care.
In short, although Guan Ling's experience of being in the hospital for tutoring homework makes people laugh and cry, it also reminds us to stay calm and patient when facing our children's academic problems. At the same time, we should also pay attention to our physical and mental health, and accompany our children to grow up in a better state. Let's continue to explore, learn and grow together on the road to raising a baby!