Or for school children = pressure

👉 from a child who used to "play all day."

Suddenly, we're taking him into a world where

Have to sit and study. Be organized. Have competition.

And if we take him "too fast" or "offbeat,"

What disappeared first is

👉 your desire to learn.

💔 real pictures that many mothers find.

Kindergarten children are also cheerful. Like to ask. Like to try.

But when going to elementary school...

Start saying, "Don't want to go to school."

Do homework and get frustrated

Afraid of being wrong

Or someone "quiet down."

👉 The book is telling us

This is no small thing... but it's a sign.

🧠. Children of this age.

Also needs "learning through experience," not just sitting and listening.

But the school system perhaps = fast + tight + high expectations.

👉 the brain is "off" instead of "on."

The result is

Dare not try

Dare not think

Waiting for the answer only

🌱 Real life example (Mom will see a lot of pictures)

Scenario 1

You did your homework wrong.

Mom hurriedly answered → gave an answer.

👉 got the job right... but you "didn't learn."

Scenario 2

You ask a lot.

But she said, "I'll ask you later. Now get it done."

👉 The job's done... but "curiosity is gone."

Scenario 3

The ball scored less.

Stressed mother → Stressed child

👉 from having fun.

Become "study = pressure."

🔥 the core of the book is trying to tell.

✔️ elementary = transitional period that must be "gradual"

✔️ Don't make children "stop wanting to learn."

✔️ Schools should keep the "heart of learning."

✔️ Parents need to "change the way they think," not just change the way they teach.

❤️ what I read most

It's not like we made a mistake.

But many things we "follow the system" unconsciously.

And then finally...

👉 you slowly from "learning-loving children."

Become a "student to pass."

"Our children do not hate studying.

But he may be "slowly unliking it."

From a child who used to ask non-stop.

Become a child waiting for answers.

From a child who tried and tried.

Become a scared child to make mistakes

We probably didn't mean to.

But we might be taking him.

"Away from the love of learning" little by little.

This book does not teach children to be better immediately.

But it makes us stop... and ask ourselves

We are hurrying the child to go far.

Forget if he still has to walk. "

📍 book coordinates in the comments.

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