These 3 types of mothers will harm their children's life. If you are one of them, please correct them in time
We often say that "parents are the first mentors of children", but in most families, the company and education of children are usually done by mothers. Because children have a strong ability to imitate, how mothers educate their children will directly affect their future life.
Pregnancy in October, once childbirth, the emotional relationship between mother and child has a unique advantage, so most mothers hope to help their children grow up through good education.
However, not all mothers can master the correct parenting skills. There are three types of mothers. They may not realize that there is anything wrong with their words and deeds, but they have indeed caused irreparable adverse consequences to their children's life.
Three types of mothers who are prone to harm their children
· Only punish mothers who do not praise
Some mothers always feel that being nice to their children will only spoil them, so when educating their children, they often only know how to criticize their children's faults and hardly praise them. In fact, such an education method will have extremely bad effects on children.
Under the influence of such mothers, children can easily bear too much pressure. Because if you don't perform well, you will be punished by your mother. But since the mother will not praise the child, this huge psychological burden will lack a driving force. If things go on like this, the child's personality will become extremely withdrawn, and his behavior will become extreme.
·A mother who spoils her child too much
Contrary to the previous type of mother, this type of mother regards the child as the jewel in the palm of her hand, and the mother will not punish the child excessively no matter how well the child behaves. Such an education method is likely to spoil the children and lead to the emergence of many bad characters.
Under the protection of this type of mother, children can often be forgiven for making mistakes, so they will go further and make more excessive actions. In addition, the mother's excessive pampering will lead to strong dependence in the child. These children will not only be unable to be independent when they grow up, but they are likely to evolve into "giant babies of the times" and exhibit gnawing behavior.
·Mom with mood swings
There are also some mothers who have not behaved improperly in educating their children, but because their emotions often fluctuate, they will make their children feel difficult to get along with. This will also have adverse effects on children.
Affected by the mood swings of such mothers, the child is likely to develop an "avoidant" personality. In the child's cognition, the mother's emotions are unpredictable and easily upset. Therefore, children will avoid being hurt by negative emotions through avoidance. But this kind of personality will hinder the child's future interpersonal communication.
In addition, in the process of cultivating children, mothers should also do a good job in the following three aspects, so as not to have adverse effects on the growth of children.
Three aspects that mothers should pay attention to
· Avoid inappropriate clothing
Out of the pursuit of beauty, some mothers will wear some overly sexy clothes, which are actually not good for the growth of their children. On the one hand, sexy clothes can cause sexual hints to children and affect their physical and mental health. On the other hand, affected by the mother's dress, the child's aesthetic view is likely to be deformed.
·Avoid threat education
When educating their children, some mothers use a threatening tone to educate their children in order to make them obedient. For example: If you do this again, your mother will not want you anymore. In fact, this approach can easily lead to children's lack of security and affect the formation of children's sound personality.
· Pay attention to let go
There are also some mothers who, out of love for their children, do not let their children do many things themselves when their children are growing up. Such a behavior is detrimental to the formation of children's independent personality.