The 6-year-old boy forced others to take pictures of breastfeeding, and grandma's reaction was called God's reaction.

A few days ago, this news was "ignited" by a report: Ms. Bai, a citizen of Changsha, was photographed by a 6-year-old boy while breastfeeding her child in the observation room of the community health service center. Ms. Bai asked her mother-in-law to go out and stop it. Her mother-in-law caught up with the boy and asked to delete the photo.

Then the child's grandmother came over, and the magical reaction appeared: instead of helping the other party persuade the little boy to delete the private photos of Ms. Bai, the grandmother accused Ms. Bai of scaring her grandson!

Then, a more magical scene appeared: more and more people were watching, but instead of helping to persuade the little boy and grandmother not to invade others' privacy, they persuaded Ms. Bai one after another! Let her "no need to be true" because "children are not sensible"!

I'll go. Children begin to have gender awareness when they are four or five years old. Apparently, the 6-year-old took pictures of others breastfeeding. There are even so many people who eat melons that children are too young to understand. I really think children are too young to understand. Would you like to be his live breastfeeding model and take pictures in front of him? !

And the little boy who is supported by his family and others, will he feel that what he has done is not only right, but worth encouraging, and will make persistent efforts or even intensify in the future?

Who will care for the fragile dignity of nursing mothers?

Looking at this news, you can feel Ms. Bai's grievances and helplessness through the screen.

Why is it so difficult to have a sip of milk? !

When I think of those days when I was breastfeeding, it is simply "the past is unbearable."

Don't mention things like chapped nipples and breast pain, as all mothers who have experienced breastfeeding know. The biggest headache is to take the children out, and the children will eat milk irregularly within six months, and they may cry for milk anytime and anywhere.

What impressed me the most was that when I was on the bus, my daughter burst into tears and kept arching over me. I knew at a glance that she was hungry. At that time, my daughter was only 4 months old, and breast milk was the only food she could accept. Coaxing her for a long time didn't work, so I had to turn my body inside and lift the nursing clothes to feed my daughter. My daughter stopped crying at once and was completely immersed in breastfeeding. Looking at her cheek, I couldn't help laughing.

Suddenly, I felt strange eyes. I looked up and saw the eyes of several men next to me. Although I was wearing a nurse's uniform and didn't have any dew point on my body, I still felt the lewdness in those eyes, blushing, and I could only escape to the next bus stop.

Our society is now more and more accepting of many things. But when it comes to breastfeeding outside the family, you will still encounter all kinds of embarrassment and incomprehension from time to time.

Ms. Bai in the news is very lucky to have her mother-in-law, who can help chase the little boy and delete photos. In reality, more women go out with their children alone, and some don't even know if they have been photographed. How will such photos be interpreted when they are uploaded to the internet, and what kind of harm will they cause to the parties?

After the incident, Ms. Bai sent a circle of friends to tell the story.

Who is Xiong Haizi's "accomplice"

Besides, the little boy in the news was only asked to delete a photo that he shouldn't have taken, and the grandmother around him was afraid that the child would be scared.

Seeing this, I really want to say rude words. The whole process is clear. Whose fault is this? Who the hell is scared? Is it the photographer or the person being photographed?

In recent years, there have been endless reports about Xiong Haizi, from vandalizing public property and making a scene in public to putting a baby in an elevator alone and pushing an adult onto the subway track. Can the phrase "children are not sensible" really cure all diseases?

Think about it, is the child really "not sensible"?

Take taking pictures as an example. If children really don't know anything, they don't even have interest in watching the fun, let alone taking pictures. Children will have a certain gender awareness when they are four or five years old. What he doesn't understand is not sex, but respect for people.

There is another news that has been screened. In the subway station, a little boy, just because he failed to beg for snacks from a strange beauty, pushed the beauty forward when the subway station was about to arrive. If a man hadn't pulled the beautiful woman back, the woman would have died in the subway.

Is the little boy not sensible? The little boy who dares to beg for snacks from strange women is not too weak in mind. He may be aware of the consequences of pushing down a woman, but the spoiled boy only wants revenge. What he doesn't understand is not the consequences, but the fear of life!

They are not ignorant, they just "bully the weak and fear the hard, and commit crimes against the wind"!

Behind these Xiong Haizi, without exception, there is a bear parent who indulges their children infinitely, or these parents themselves are used to willfulness! In their hearts, they don't feel that their children have done anything wrong at all. In their values, as long as children don't suffer, it doesn't matter if they take advantage of others and hurt others.

In fact, every Xiong Haizi is a little uneasy when he does something bad for the first time. He will sound out and observe his parents' reaction. If you don't criticize him or even encourage him, he will be bolder and "escalate" his evil deeds step by step.

To say the least, even if children are really young and ignorant, this is not an excuse to escape punishment and responsibility, and it is precisely the time for parents to strengthen education. A fearless child is actually the most terrible, because without a bottom line, you never know what he will do next second! Let children understand the "basic rules" of society from an early age, and know that if they offend others and do something wrong, they will pay a certain price. In the future, when a child grows up, he will not be a person that everyone will avoid.