Understand your child's "little emotions"

As a pediatrician, I have encountered countless children and parents in clinical practice. Many parents focus only on physical discomforts such as fever and cough, while neglecting the psychological needs and parent-child relationship issues behind behaviors such as crying, rebellion, and school weariness. Children's physical and mental health are inseparable, and scientific parenting is precisely the key to safeguarding children's mental health. In the clinic, I often encounter scenes with such chief complaints: a 3-year-old child cries because a toy is snatched away, and the parent scolds "Stop crying, you're such a disappointment" and then forcibly pulls the child away; a 7-year-old child dawdles over homework, and the parent loses their temper, hits and scolds the child, and the session ends in discord; a 10-year-old child becomes silent and withdrawn, and the family...