Take your daughter to ride in Tibet. Dad, answer the question. How significant is it to the child's growth process?

Recently, a nanny riding Tibet with her daughter was questioned by everyone. Personally, I think there is nothing to question about this. Traveling with children is someone else's private affair. Whether he really went to Tibet or not, at least he went out with his children as a father.

On the road of children's growth, it is very helpful for children's growth if they can take them out to travel more. Specifically, taking children out to play can bring the following practical help to children:

First, let children have knowledge? See more and know more? In the process of children's growth, if we can take them and get in touch with the external environment and some new things, they will become knowledgeable.

On the way to travel, it is also a good opportunity for us to educate our children and tell them what to do when they encounter something. You can also teach children how to use some new things to make them understand more.

At the same time, when we see uncivilized phenomena, we can also tell children that such behavior is not good, so that they will not have such behavior in the future.

Second, exercising children's travel ability can not only increase children's experience, increase children's knowledge reserves, but also allow children to fully exercise their courage during travel.

On the way to travel, you will meet strangers and strange environments, which are all testing children's courage and instinctive reaction to strange environments.

In this process, we should consciously or unconsciously cultivate children's ability to communicate with strangers. Let them learn manners and master some communication methods in the process of getting along with strangers, which is very helpful for children's life growth.

Therefore, in the process of children's growth, as parents, we need to spare as much time as possible to accompany our children. If economic conditions permit, take children out to play more. Traveling is not only for fun, but also for educating and exercising children on the way.