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It is said that children these days are quite demanding on their parents
Apart from marketing tactics by businesses and parental anxiety, there are also certain incorrect misguidances
If there is a way to make children happier, then that’s fine too. But if the parents are tired and the children don’t have much joy either, then it’s better to stop; P
No business overemphasizes parent-child relationships, nor do schools strive to create a bustling atmosphere on certain days
I suggest having a one-day holiday on Children’s Day, or spending a day away from parents
That’s a good suggestion! I remember growing up in a similar way as well: lol, it was very happy
That’s the way it should be; don’t get kidnapped
Who is celebrating a festival? At work, schools act in a mysterious manner; children are unhappy, and parents as well.........!
As a child, I was happiest on Children’s Day – sweets and fruits were given on that day, there were activities in the park in the morning, and one could win some small prizes. There’s no class in the afternoon, and there’s no homework in the evening.
Well, when we were kids, we would prepare our own programs for Children’s Day without the involvement of our parents; parents could come to watch if they were interested, but usually they didn’t. The audience was mainly made up of teachers, classmates, and people from the area around the school……