The 3-year-old son always likes to throw things. The new toy bought for him has been broken for a few days without playing. After that, he is still clamoring to buy a new one, which makes his wife feel sad.

I just got home from work that day and saw my wife teach my son: "Look, you just bought it yesterday and you broke it. You won't buy a toy for you in the future. See you still can't fall!" The son only picked up himself. The toy car that fell in two, looked at it with a small head. I quickly rushed to see it. Fortunately, I just dropped the upper and lower covers. Several gadgets fell out and were not damaged. I found a screwdriver to install. After the toy car was installed, the spring was not turned. When I was wondering what to do, my son handed me a small gear. It turned out to be missing this gadget. Fortunately, my son found out. I reloaded the pinion. After a while, the toy car was finally repaired. I gave it to me. Waiting for the son around, and patiently shouted: "Don't fall again, you can't fix it if you fall." The son nodded if he realized something.

One night, I was looking for information in the study room. My son rushed in and handed me a bunch of toy accessories. I also found my screwdriver. It seems that my son broke the toy and treated me as a repairman. I whispered: "You broke the toy again?" The son shook his head hard.

"The toy itself broke?" I asked. The son shook his head again, but shook his screwdriver. I understood, and asked, "Is it your own, and can't you put it on?" The son showed his innocent smile and nodded. .

Later, my son used a screwdriver to remove the toy and asked me to install it, but I never blamed my son. He was only curious about the accessories inside the toy, and he chose the way to fall before.

Children are too small, and some things are not expressed in words, but they can be expressed in behavior. As long as we care more about children, communicate with children and guide them correctly, we will let our children grow healthily.