Seeing such a video, father and son are dancing. They move and dance like a person jumping out. This is blood relationship, with subtle coincidence, which can also be said to be duplication.
Seeing this father and son, dancing is like copying, which makes me envious. It can be seen that fathers usually accompany their children a lot, so there will be such a tacit understanding, which is worth learning from each of our fathers. I think parents and children play a guiding role in the process of growth.
My baby is particularly curious and likes to imitate when he is one to three years old. Give the baby a spoon when eating every day, but feed the baby with chopsticks every time. But my baby doesn't like this. He likes to fuck around in my bowl with my chopsticks. He tried to feed food into his mouth several times and then dropped it on the table.
The baby grasped the food on the table with his little hand. He was very happy when he got the food. He smiles at me and often drinks soup with my bowl. In the eyes of the baby, the rice in my bowl is particularly delicious. I was particularly angry when I first saw the baby like this. Then I thought, he is still a child. Regardless of the baby, I screwed up and finally cleaned up. Every time I look at the baby wearing my shoes, where to go. He was very happy, and I was very pleased at that time. This is happiness.
After my baby grew up to three years old, he went to kindergarten and began to have his own ideas. At that time, I found that my knowledge was not enough to answer the baby's questions. For example, the baby asked me. Mom, why do fish swim in the water? What does it have? At first, I would say that there were fish and shrimp in the water, but the baby kept asking, and I couldn't answer.
My baby likes watching Altman. I know nothing about this cartoon. The baby often talks to me about Altman, and I can't answer them. It can be said that I have difficulty in raising children. Later, I heard several birth control experts tell us how to educate our children. When children know that they are within our scope, we can guide their growth. If children's cognitive range is beyond our parents' cognitive range, we need to invite people who are better than children to guide their growth.
This requires our parents to constantly refresh their knowledge, update our understanding of things and broaden our horizons, which is why children need to attend those training courses and go to school, because there are better people to lead our children to learn.
I find it particularly interesting to grow up with children. Learning new knowledge with children is also improving the self-cultivation of our parents.