Yesterday, the family went out to play excitedly, only to have a collision with others. At the moment of turning the corner, I saw a car coming in front. I reminded him several times that I wanted to brake myself, but Mr. Liu only looked at whether there was a car on the right. Fortunately, the speed was not fast, and he didn't hit anything, but it really startled us all.

At that moment, I thought in my head, if only we didn't come out. But there is no if, everything is due to Mr. Liu's own negligence. I am also curious that he didn't look straight ahead when he was on the main road. I really can't imagine. It is estimated that Mr. Liu was also very sad at the moment when he hit it.

I don't dare to be careless when I think of driving myself, for fear that there will be a car in front and suddenly someone will jump out. Mr. Liu has been driving for several years, and it is precisely because he is familiar with it that he will be negligent.

I don't want to blame Mr. Liu for his panic when he got off the bus for inspection. I knew that he was in a panic when he crashed for the first time, so I just told him in a gentle tone. Fortunately, we didn't crash too badly. If we do this, the consequences will be unimaginable.

I got off the bus with tea in my arms, and he stared at the car seriously. He found that his father's car broke down and he was still talking in a lovely voice. At that moment, I was only glad.

Then we said to the tea, what should we do? Dad's car crashed.

Tea is just an answer. It doesn't matter. We'll fix it.

I smiled and secretly sighed that the world of children is really simple. I hope tea always has a pure and innocent smile.

02

A few days ago, I took tea to early education, and the teacher asked me to take classes by myself. I'm a little worried that Chacha has never had a class by herself before. When I told Chacha, the baby would go to this class by himself, but mom and dad would wait for you outside, waiting for you after class. Tea seems to understand, and then we are pushed out of the classroom.

I stood uneasily under the monitoring of the classroom, watching tea's every move, watching his little body follow the teacher's movements and sitting there listening to the teacher's class. I found that tea was really growing at the speed that I could see with my naked eyes, both psychologically and physically. At this time, I am both gratified and reluctant.

I kept looking at the monitor, and then I gradually found that the tea class in the second half was a little impatient. I often disobey orders. Seeing that I have taken several teaching AIDS, I have more and more movements, so I no longer sit there and listen to the class.

The class is almost over, so I quickly stand outside the classroom and wait for tea. I watched several children go up to hug the teacher one by one, and then tea also went up to hug. I am very happy after class. Then he walked around the classroom and saw me at the door. He ran out quickly. Then I praised him for being great and taking classes by himself. At the same time, I told him to take classes by himself in the future. He went to play happily again.

Then I communicated with the teacher. The teacher told me that it was really good to have tea classes independently, but his concentration was not enough. Then ask me if I feed myself to watch TV. As a teacher, I can feel the responsibility and enthusiasm of the teacher, and I am glad that I made this decision to let tea go to early education.

So I began to worry again. I am anxious about the education of tea. I don't pay enough attention to drinking tea, and I already like watching TV. Even sometimes I have a bad temper. When I am not satisfied, I will lie on the ground and hit people. There are many bad habits.

The result of anxiety is that everything goes wrong, and then the whole mentality collapses.

But for another moment, I realized that I was actually lucky and I shouldn't be in such a hurry. Especially in after the car accident yesterday, I realized more and more that I should be satisfied with the status quo and move on.