Chemical engineering guy, science and engineering guy – does he take care of kids?
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This post was last edited by Guan Gongyu on 2017-7-11 at 09:53. Yesterday, an unmarried girl from a certain circle came to ask me specifically: Do men in the chemical or engineering fields know how to take care of children? Are they interested in parent-child relationships and marriage? I think that raising children is a major matter for a family these days; most new parents were born in the 1980s and 1990s, and they are exploring their own unique approaches to parenting. They are open to and willing to try out any new methods of raising children. I’ve seen many men from science and engineering fields who are very family-oriented and have their own ways of taking care of children. As a true woman from a scientific and technical background and a mother of a four-year-old child, when I’m not busy at work and have time, I really enjoy spending time with my child, pretending to be a child myself and stepping into the world of children – it’s absolutely fascinating. Would you all like me to read a picture book for parents and children every week, or tell a short story for them, or write a short article on this topic? I’m sure some people have heard me read picture books! If you think this suggestion is good, feel free to leave me a message. If there are 100 messages in this sea of 3.6 million people, I will start working on this task. Thank you all for your support! Sister Confidante: Ms. Shulami will be a guest at the Haichuan Chemical Forum, where she can discuss academic topics as well as exchange ideas on parenting. Feel free to leave comments and communicate!
The baby is 2 and a half years old. If you are kind to him, he will like you. If you’re not kind to him, he won’t like you. When I was taking a break, I would take him out to play, and at that time he became obsessed with rocking cars; he wanted to ride in them every time. It forces me to avoid the baby stores and supermarkets around the roads every time. I was thinking about trying to change his habit, so I took him on the bus. We, father and son, have explored the areas numbered 116, 111, 102, 107, and 109 around the residential complex. Wallet, phone, keys, water, fruit, extra clothes (in case he wets his pants), biscuits – we filled a backpack with all of these and set off. The farthest destination requires a 1.5-hour journey, during which he can see various landscapes and broaden his horizons. Sometimes, he would fall asleep halfway through. Then I just held her quietly until the end, gave the ticket back to the conductor, and woke up almost as soon as we got home. After getting tired of taking buses, I started traveling by electric bike. Sit in the seat and fasten your seat belt. Take his favorite Fire Rabbit and water gun. Go on adventures while listening to music. On the country paths, we explore the unknown world at will. When we come across beautiful scenery, we stop to play. From rice and corn to watermelons and cucumbers, from peach trees to pear trees – I explained them all to him. Reading ten thousand books is not as good as traveling ten thousand miles. Those were the happiest days we ever had. Now, he has gone to kindergarten. I interact with more children now, and they have become more sensible. On weekends, when he isn’t at school, we drive around the area. It feels good to take care of kids. But my wife said something very apt: she’s an angel when asleep, and a devil when awake. When he’s mischievous, I really feel like hitting him
I didn’t know before getting married; it’s really not easy to raise a child
It seems that Guan Guan is also a model parent. . It’s great. There’s a stage in a boy’s life when he really loves cars; it’s necessary to take him to see various types of vehicles and modes of transportation. I would take my child out every weekend, at least until he was over 4 years old. Once he started elementary school, as long as his studies didn’t get too demanding, I would still take him on outings. I also read a lot of books to equip myself with more knowledge, so that I could teach him more things. . . All children need such parents to accompany them as they explore the world; thumbs up for you. I believe that in this world, most dads are actually good dads; they just keep a low profile. Unlike moms who chatter away and share various parenting experiences, I hope those who are moved will leave comments as well. .
Indeed, it’s really not easy; you’ll truly understand that when you have your own children. . .
Indeed, it’s really not easy; you’ll truly understand that when you have your own children. . .
“Asleep, one is an angel; awake, one is a devil. “When he’s being naughty, I really feel like hitting him,” Guan Guan said sensibly; every child has their own temper. My son is also four years old. He’s a bit mischievous; every time I come home from work, he insists on playing with Ultraman. Of course, I end up playing the role of the monster, and he wants to sit on my neck so that he can \"grow taller.\" Thinking about it now, it’s actually quite nice. In a couple of years, I probably won’t be able to carry him anymore.
My baby, on purpose asks you to hold them when going out to play. I said I would carry you only when you couldn’t walk anymore. Then have them try to run a few steps forward, and then deliberately say they can’t go any further and ask their dad to carry them. I really have no idea where he got such a crazy idea from