I remember Peggy and Susie playing tennis, and George wanted to play, too. Page said, but we only have two rackets, and then told George that the caddy's work is also important! So I let people keep running around to pick up the ball. She said that caddy work is also very important, no problem, but is it really good for you to cheat your child and let others keep picking up the ball for you? Can't we take turns playing? I feel something is wrong.
Then George cried and other friends came. They played football together. Then Page cried when he lost, and scored when he fouled. I told you my confusion. Will this be biased towards children? A friend said that the child's idea may be like this, and he must win everything, right? But I always feel that it is not appropriate. Maybe the educational thinking is different!
Another Paige family went to the forest for a picnic and saw birds eating insects in the forest. Peggy said it was disgusting. It was a picture book at that time. I didn't think much, so I just looked at it. I regret it after reading it. It should not be said that it is normal for birds to eat insects, and it is not disgusting. So I was ready to correct the child, but it was too late. He keeps saying that birds eat worms every day, which is disgusting. It hasn't changed for a long time!
As for stepping on the mud pit, I don't think it's a big problem. Children like it. In our nature, when we were young, we would deliberately step on puddles when it rained. When it's a big deal, we change clothes. My sister specially bought a set of equipment for her children, raincoats and boots, and took them out to step on puddles when it rained. It's just that parents need to tell their children where to tread and where not to tread!
Generally speaking, "Piggy Page" is quite suitable for children to watch, and the picture content is harmonious. For example, father pig and mother pig never get angry. Even if Page made a mistake, it was mainly based on reasoning and guidance, which made us feel that we should do the same. However, in real life, sometimes we have to educate our children severely, because sometimes it is pleasant to say that he doesn't feel wrong at all. I think some mistakes must be severely stopped, such as taking other people's things, rummaging through other people's bags, spitting, hitting people for no reason, crossing the street without looking at the red light and so on. You kindly said that children won't be as sensible as Paige. Correct me. After all, comics are made up by people, which is more idealistic.
I don't think there are any fixed standards for educating children. We will adopt what we think is good, give up what is bad, and come according to the actual situation of children. Just like planting a tree, you can't let it die, but you can't trim every tree into a shape. I think it's good to keep the general direction and principled issues!