Me2 我覺得人生始終有D 板要撞,就比小朋友細個個陣撞,佢入社會都會成熟D 不過都要睇件事幾嚴重,如果係有機會有生命危險/斷手斷腳之類,我就唔OK lo
@phyllischung1389 Жыл бұрын
每次睇到你嘅video,睇到你一家人都好開心, 未睇之前首先俾個like你💕💕👍👍
@clc1641 Жыл бұрын
去小朋友屋企過夜,我非常有你的同感,不過你老公真是很專業的教育工作者,各方面都講得很有道理👍👍👍
@jlouie8835 Жыл бұрын
My son used to go over to a kid's house for sleep over in US. I later on found out that one family members has mental illness, the older brother plays with lots of knife inside the house. I guess it's OK if there's a large group and you need to teach you kid not to wander around in people's house on their own.
This is not easy to balance the two different cultures, just try our best as parents. No right or wrong.
@chloecheah8650 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing. As an Asian mom, I'm just like you. However, I'm trying to be more like Laurence to put more trust in my kids to let them to explore and learn independently.
6:05 As an Asian high school student, I think that parents shouldn't interfere too much, e.g. panic / go blame the floor, but encourage the child to get back up themselves and check if they're really hurt. Both Gladys and Laurence are just opposites in this question, and I kinda took some out of each parent's opinion. 10:17 I agree with Laurence in the bullying situation. I have been bullied in school just a few months earlier, and I solved it myself with some tips from my mom. When children get older, they somehow would be bullied, some people are not aware of this. It is part of the developing process. If it has not caused the child a lot of harm, parents should let us deal with it ourselves but if the bullying is severe, i think a child would want their parents to stand up for them.
@jasmineliu6289 Жыл бұрын
Even though I am 19 already my dad still not allowing me to go sleepover,but the thing is I think I am old enough to take care myself.Really cannot understand what are the parents thinking or worrying,coz every time asking for permission will nearly 100% start an argue,as our stand point is totally different,just wish that I can control and decide more things when I grow older.
@jasminelau6386 Жыл бұрын
咁真係管得好嚴渦😅,學校camp比唔比啊😅
@monicaw6247 Жыл бұрын
Sleep over party is a very normal thing in US here, but of course you have to know the family and the kids well enough first. I threw a lot of sleep over parties for my son when he was young.
OK as long as you don't plan to send them oversea for education because when the kid is too protected, there will be a deep gap once they arrived in a foreign land and will have a difficulty adjusting.
@romeochan2610 Жыл бұрын
All depends on personality of your child. Some are soft need love. Some are "naughty " need learning from mistake
@dorothykwok1240 Жыл бұрын
Agree with your option. And, consistency is important as well 🥰
I guess if you want to be your child’s friend instead of parent, you need to put more trust and let them explore. Unless it will be a real danger activity, otherwise we should be supportive to their decision and guide them how to protect themself at the same time
Despite noah being an older brother but he can be an adult.
@iristang4522 Жыл бұрын
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@joechu4778 Жыл бұрын
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@dorothy0125g Жыл бұрын
Reynold‘s Family 🇭🇰🇬🇧 🫶🏻👍🙏🏼I wonder how nervous you’d be when you had a daughter 😂😂
@computer-ot8si Жыл бұрын
根本呢個世界要一些人咁樣, 又要另一些人那樣, 你地咁既組合, 又會製造出另一樣
@irisnov11 Жыл бұрын
我細細個喺香港成日父母睇唔到出去街爬樹😂
@Agnes_k. Жыл бұрын
Not quite agree staying with others' house too often. Coz u can spend time with friends next time. Staying others' house more often needs to gain hugh trust since some people face danger if friends' family members, friend or guests could be dangerous too. Human is complicate even family and friends in some of your life time.
When my brother in law (BIL) at the age of 17 arrived in a small town in US 40+ years ago, he was bullied at school and so he went home to tell his dad. Dad told him to in take care of it himself because he knew limited English. BIL went to school and he was bullied again, he knocked the bully, a white boy between his eye balls when he was least prepared and the bullying stopped. BIL was glad that he learned kung fu when he was a kid, he said he was really not great in kung fu, he just took his chance and it worked out. I believe a boy needs to learn self defense, be as physical as possible for self protection and self confidence. My son is an Eagle scout and Taekwondo black belt and a software engineer. Training your kid to be independent opens up a lot of doors, don't be too protective but at the same time you need to be careful to not subject them to risks. I don't believe in the white people's way of letting the kid do whatever they want too early. I forever believe in the Chinese mom's protective instinct with a little modification. Now my grand kids are multiracial, my daughter is ABC, she is extremely protective of her kids just like me, it's not a cultural difference, it's just mother's instinct. Glady's is 100% right, no need to change. My husband and myself have different philosophy in terms of raising kids and sometimes it's better that way.
@alessiakay387 Жыл бұрын
on hongkong street is danger, in wild in uk , more space la
@christinecc5311 Жыл бұрын
有冇人講過,Noah 好似嫲嫲?
@Killy-q9g Жыл бұрын
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@alessiakay387 Жыл бұрын
your questions is towards all type of children, but in reality, children characters are all different, some children need to be protected, some not. Same as dog, some dogs are calm, some are crazy, so different walk to your dog then
@kashingkalam Жыл бұрын
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@Hi6056h Жыл бұрын
咁高咁危險 關於條命我一定唔會退讓 個仔我生既 有咩事點算 如果係唔危及生命都還可以
@Ryanwong.6688 Жыл бұрын
唔好太高嘅樹就得
@JL_hahaha0303 Жыл бұрын
breaking arms and legs among kids is actually quite often, just take the kids to the hospital and most of them will heal pretty quickly la hahahaha
我地唔應該只關注佢地嘅過去錯誤,而係應該尊重同欣賞佢哋的現在和未來。人人都有過去,但最重要嘅係佢哋從中學到啲咩,並且用這些經驗,成長同改善自己的生活,我亦相信過程一啲都唔容易。七年後佢哋擁有幸福嘅家庭,本身就係一個值得欣賞和尊重的成就。 尊重他人嘅過去同選擇都係好重要。我覺得育兒方式因人而異,沒有對錯。我哋應該尊重其他人,而唔係批評或詆毀他人的選擇:) Just relax😄😼