The child has normal hearing but hasn’t spoken at 35 months. How should parents patiently guide them?

A child’s reluctance to let Mom work might stem from excessive dependence. It is suggested to increase companionship and communicate the reasons.

How to handle the conflict between discipline and the pursuit of freedom in children, and the changes in parent-child relationships as children grow up.

How parents should handle their child’s tendency to always disagree.

A 14-year-old child exhibits long periods of hand-washing, spending 2 to 3 minutes each time, even in snowy weather; using the bathroom and bathing take up to 30 to 40 minutes. They speak to their parents rudely, are easily angered, and even have intentions of running away after arguing with their father, holding a suspicious attitude towards him. For the past two days, they have been emotionally low, losing interest in everything, and crying for 1 to 2 hours at home after poor final exam results.

An 11-year-old boy is in the most mischievous stage. It’s understandable for him to occasionally be disobedient. The key is to cultivate good study habits from a young age. As children enter the active phase, it’s important to communicate more with them, build friendships, and take measures of guidance and appropriate punishment. Help children create a study plan and complete it together, rewarding them when they achieve their goals.

For a 3.5-year-old, overprotection and doing everything for the child can lead to a lack of confidence and independence. It is recommended that parents reduce their assistance with daily tasks and encourage the child to try things on their own, helping them build confidence and independence.

For a child of seven months old, shyness is a normal trait. Parents should understand their child’s personality and give more interaction and trust. As children grow up, they will develop their own strengths and characteristics.

A child who doesn’t speak may be a sign of delayed language development, and parents should intervene early and seek professional assistance.

Explore the reasons behind an eight-year-old boy’s shyness and provide methods for building confidence, emphasizing the importance of parents giving appropriate encouragement and space for independence.