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I remember when I was in elementary school, my teacher told us a story and I hope you can find the answer in this story. The story goes like this: There is a condemned prisoner who is about to go to the execution ground and recalls some fragments of his life.

He was born in a relatively wealthy dual-income family at the time, and because his parents were both working, he didn't have much time to take care of him, so he was sent to a nursery. At that time, he was 6 years old, when his life was just coming into contact with reality, and every time he came home at night, he would get their utensils from his classmates, at first he took some erasers, pencils, tool knives, and later began to take other people's clothes, money, and school bags as he grew older. Every time he took it home, his mom would compliment him once.

In the end, he went to society, that is, he was mainly committed to theft, and his parents were proud of it, and then the way was brought to justice, and his parents realized that they were too indulgent to him, and on the way to the execution ground, his mother saw him off, and finally asked to say the last word to his mother, and his mother attached his ear, and as a result, he directly bit off his mother's ear and looked at his mother with a kind of pity... At this point in the story, many of them have been forgotten, and I can only write out some key points, I hope this story can bring you some inspiration.

It's best to teach your children how to take care of their belongings. If your classmates are just borrowing, be generous. If it is forcible seizure, it must be fought back.

If the ability is not enough, report it to the teacher. If the teacher doesn't care, parents can come forward to the teacher to express their concern about the issue.

Parents come forward to communicate with each other's parents is a last resort, so don't use it easily. Because you don't know what kind of person the other parent is. Reasonable parents must show that they just want their children to get along with each other, and there is nothing else to do.

For overbearing parents, you have to prepare sufficient evidence, talk to them softly and hard, and don't leave them with words.

In short, children's affairs need to teach their children the ability to deal with things.

Happy growth of children.

My child is already in the first grade, but what should I do if my classmates keep taking away my things? You can communicate with the child, you should go to school in person, go to the child's class in front of the whole class to talk about it, scare and scare those children, in fact, the children are quite simple, scare and scare them, you can follow the leader of your teacher and their teacher's homeroom teacher to communicate, these are their teachers can manage it, after all, these problems are to educate children, you can communicate with their homeroom teacher, it is said that children often lose things, There are definitely children in the class who like to steal things, and they should be given harsh criticism and education.

One is that the child's stationery is too good-looking and special, so it will be favored by other children, if this is the case, you can prepare basic stationery for him. Or when other children take it, you can ask the other person to exchange it, or borrow him for a day or two and then return it to yourself.

Also, don't prepare too much stationery for your child, let him keep it by himself. If you still lose something often, ask your tablemate to keep an eye on it when you leave your seat, or put it in your bag.

Summary. Dear: Hello! Regarding your question, you need to distinguish whether your daughter is giving away her family things to her classmates to help her classmates or if there is another reason.

Dear: Hello! Regarding your question, you need to distinguish whether your daughter is giving away her family things to her classmates to help her classmates or if there is another reason.

That's so general.

Pro: If your daughter is trying to help agree, you can talk to her and teach her that it is good to help others, and to do what she can.

Pro: If you need to give something away because you are being bullied, please pay attention to it, figure out the reason, and solve the problem completely.

1. First of all, consider criticism and education, and use enlightenment to solve the bad habit of your daughter who loves to steal things.

2. If you still don't change, you can also beat her, of course, not too ruthlessly.

3. Or, choose to scare children with the words "If you steal other people's things again, the police will arrest you and put you in a small dark room, and you will never see your parents". Children are generally scared and will restrain their inappropriate behavior.

If the child is disobedient, he must be beaten, otherwise he will not have a long memory.