During Children’s Day, some little girls in schools may choose to dance with their navel exposed to celebrate the festival. This phenomenon may be affected by many factors.
First of all, Children’s Day is a festival for children. Children can freely choose the programs and performance methods they want to perform. During this process, some girls may choose to show off their dancing talents, and navel-baring dance is one of the ways of performance. In addition, children may also be influenced by pop culture and social media to imitate and imitate some popular dance moves, including navel-baring dances.
Secondly, some parents or teachers may not pay enough attention and be strict about their children's education, dress and performance content. They may think that the child is just putting on a show, without realizing that this type of acting may be damaging to the child's self-esteem and body. Therefore, they may not impose too many restrictions and guidance on the content of their children's performances.
In addition, some schools and teachers may lack adequate guidance and supervision over children's performance content. They may believe that the child has their own choices and autonomy, without realizing that this type of performance may have a negative impact on the child's physical and mental health. Therefore, they may not exercise much scrutiny and supervision over the content of their children's performances.
To sum up, schools and parents should strengthen the education and supervision of children, guide children to establish correct aesthetics and self-expression awareness, and guide them to pay attention to their own image management and quality cultivation. At the same time, parents also need to actively pay attention to their children's performance and education in school and help their children develop healthy living habits and good behaviors.