Educating children well is to make money.

Educating children well is to make money.

Dad gave up his high salary to accompany his daughter

A few days ago, I saw a news that a father gave up the high salary of a five-star hotel chef to spend more time with his daughter and moved to a kindergarten as a chef.

After changing jobs, he said with joy: "I can pick up my daughter at the school gate every day, and my child is super excited." They are always the first to rush out of school and rush to my arms. "

In the comments, most netizens praised the father, but some people said that they did not understand that the father was overqualified. Isn't it sweet to earn more money for his daughter?

Sometimes parents work hard all their lives, but their children fail for a year.

There is such a news that a mother chose to go out to work because of the epidemic.

Results 15-year-old daughter indulged in live webcasting at home and secretly bound her mother's bank card. In just one winter vacation, she spent 550,000 pieces of the anchor and squandered them.

Moreover, this money is not only all the family belongings, but also the money borrowed by my mother. It hurts when you look at it.

How many parents work hard to earn money to support their families and try their best to create the best life for their children, but they never thought that their hard-earned money would be squandered by their children. ?

No amount of money can replace the lack of education for children.

This "big coat brother" worth tens of millions is very successful, but his education of children is a long story.

The son of the first brother/kloc-dropped out of school at the age of 0/4. He plays games and watches TV at home, and now he is a fat man with a big belly. He finally got married, but he still made no progress. Finally divorced.

My daughter, too, has never been to school since she graduated from junior high school. She weighs 200 Jin and hates working. She is lazy at home all day. ?

Raising a good child is making money.

Gilbert, a professor of psychology at Harvard University, said: "Ten years later, you won't regret missing a project, but you will regret not spending an extra hour with your children."

There are no tickets for you to earn, only children who grow up in the blink of an eye.

For every pair of parents, educating their children is the most important career in life, and the growth of children needs their parents' company.

Parents have a "validity period" and it is very short. In an effective time, you must give your child the most careful companionship.