There is a law circulating in the rivers and lakes where children are raised: "Those who fail to repeat classes rely on making up lessons, while Puwa depends on her parents and Niu Wa depends on herself".

The same is true of the Sun Li family.

Sun Li asked Deng Chao to teach his son math, but Chao Ge went too far and did the math problem himself?

Some netizens are worried about the empress, and a mother has to bring three babies. But some people support Chao Ge, thinking that this should be forced! Because everyone who has been there knows: If children can answer it, why should we do it?

Deng Chao and Sun Li have always been model couples and happy parents. This time, Deng Chao turned himself into a "stumbling block" on his son's growth path, and turned the homework that ordinary parents were tired of coping with into fun. Just think about it, their family is full of happiness every day.

Such humorous parents are also a blessing for children.

First of all, humor makes people more popular. Parents are humorous, children like it better, and parent-child relationship is better. And children will become an interesting person when they hear it, and of course they will be more popular.

Secondly, humorous people are creative. Humor gives people the feeling that there are many circuitous ideas and strange brain circuits, which is the performance of active and intelligent brain. Having a smart card at home is also pleasing to parents.

Finally, humorous people are more optimistic. The most typical and touching representative is Dad in the film A Beautiful Life. In the difficult period of World War II, he designed the life in the concentration camp into a game, happily playing pretend games with his children, and finally let the children "win" a tank and be rescued from the concentration camp. It's rare to be so optimistic and strong.

Humor always reminds people of sunshine, tolerance, creativity and optimism. Humorous parents are unique educational resources that make children more competitive.

Sean Achor, a famous designer of Harvard's positive psychology and happiness course, has proved through more than 20 years' research that happiness is not driven by success, but "happiness comes first, and after success, happiness is the strongest productivity and competitiveness."

Life is like this. Everything we care about will be influenced by it. Pay more attention to positive people and positive things, and don't spend precious time and energy on negative things. This is especially true when raising children.