Should parents carry their children’s schoolbags for them?
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The early morning bus was mostly filled with elementary school students heading to school and some of their parents. Most of the students were sitting, while a grandmother, grandfather, or mother stood nearby with a backpack on their back; something seemed off about that
I think children are in a stage of growth, and if their schoolbags are too heavy, parents can help them out; if they’re not that heavy, then let them handle it on their own!
Don’t let the teacher’s arbitrary requirements interfere with the child’s spinal development.
Carrying a child’s backpack can it carry the burden for them their entire life?
If it’s light, it’s better to carry it by yourself; however, when there’s too much stuff and it becomes heavy, it can indeed affect bone development
The schoolbags are too heavy these days, so it’s not wrong for parents to help carry them, but children should be taught to be polite and courteous, such as letting their parents sit first in a seat...
Would it be better for grandma to sit in her seat with her backpack?
Would it be better for grandma to sit in her seat with her backpack?
This situation is common; everyone is worried that the burden on children is too heavy, while the children see that burden as something additional