Actually, I think it has something to do with adult education. Some parents are usually too strict with their children, or too meticulous, too restrictive, or too fond of them. This can't be done, and they can't be afraid of falling and bumping. Children naturally rely more and more on adults, hoping that adults can help solve problems and become more and more timid. My family is a boy's treasure, which belongs to a little good. I'm afraid he's too good. I hope he's aggressive. Therefore, I encouraged him to play some dangerous games from an early age. When he was less than two years old, he dared to climb the ladder with his ankles and then get off the high slide without help. At first, I was worried, but I didn't show it. I just watched quietly, ready to protect him. As a result, the baby never fell.