Dancing It seems that I have suddenly lost interest in dance

Sympathy!!! At the beginning, I was very fond of hip-hop and I really liked to dance, and I remember that at that time, I watched almost all the movies and books I knew about hip-hop and dance. Sometimes even in the middle of the night, I will suddenly sit up, and my head will be full of ** and faint movements...

The reason I dance is simple, because I love it. Whether it's walking down the street, sitting in the car, or eating, as long as I hear what I like, I will shake my head along with it. Although I didn't learn it systematically, I didn't dance very well, but I always liked it, but after a year, I gave up learning to dance because of various reasons, and it was delayed, maybe it was my 3 minutes of enthusiasm, just like you, and then after half a year, by chance, my friend learned street dance, and it was amazing Two months later, I fell in love with street dance again.

So, I seem to understand a little bit now, it's not that I'm losing interest in dancing or I'm tired of it, I'm not liking it, it's like boiling water, and constant transpiration just boils the water dry. Don't make decisions about anything, maybe now is the time when you need to calm down and think about something. A different way of thinking, a different way of thinking you can not pay attention to the dance, not to dance, to free your mind...

Hands are so tired. That's all I have to say, I'm sure you already know what you're going to do.

Be calm and be satisfied

Then let the child learn. If the child is not interested, she will not be able to force her, she will be disgusted and disgusted, forcing her will not have a good result, and the child will be very miserable to do things he does not like. But you can let your child learn something else, such as; Vocal music, piano, drawing.

If you want your child to play sports, learn basketball, which is conducive to growing taller. In short, don't push the child.

The child gives up because the parent gives up

You have to communicate with her about this, first emphasize that you must be persistent in doing anything, and then ask her: 1. Why did you want to learn dance in the first place? 2. What is the reason for giving up learning dance?

3. If I give up now, will I not have the opportunity to study again in the future and give up now? If the reason why she gave up is because she is bored or tired or has a yearning for beautiful dancing, you can encourage her, now that she has danced well, it will be fine to spend this time. I think children can understand.

Boys, in fact, playing basketball is the most handsome, boys dancing, even if it's street dance...In fact, in the eyes of others, it is the so-called "sissy" basketball is the highest sport for boys