A child is fascinated by playing with computers and comes to the supermarket and says do you sell co

Just say it directly, and don't have other ideas. Don't do things that are not within your means, such as not letting children touch the computer if you have a computer in your store.

What else can I do, can't you also help his parents educate him?

A child is obsessed with playing with the computer, like this, if he plays with it enough, it will be, never too late, just like eating until he gets tired of eating.

There is a story about a rabbit who went to a boss's house to buy carrots and said that the boss boss has carrots? The boss said that after a while, he asked the boss again, does the boss have carrots? The boss said that after a while, he went to ask the boss again, and the boss carrot boss was angry and said that he would be together.

So he asked the boss again, does the boss have pliers?

If the child's mother tells you first, then you follow his mother's wishes and say that there is no computer for sale, so that the child can not have the idea of playing with the computer.

I think it's best to tell the truth, only big supermarkets sell computers.

Supermarket owners should be honest. Tell your child that computers are not sold here. Only groceries and daily necessities are sold here.

It shouldn't be sold, because the child has been playing with the computer, you can control him, let him have a time limit in a day, parents can tell him that playing too much computer will hurt his eyes in a day, how long do you want to play in a day?

A child is fascinated by playing with computers, and comes to the supermarket and says that your family sells computers? You can tell him that computers are only sold where electrical appliances are sold.

A child who is not an adult is easily fascinated by playing with the computer. Parents should discipline their children well. Such children are prone to self-inflicted problems. My sister can't finish her studies in the future.

Just tell that kid that you don't sell computers? I don't think it's too fascinating. The kid must have done it on purpose, thinking that his parents would give him back the computer. You cut it off and tell him that you don't sell computers.

If he has money, you can sell it to him, anyway, if his parents want to.

If you know the child's parents, you can go directly to the child's parents.

You know he's so obsessed with playing games that his parents put away the computer, so you should refuse his request and say that it doesn't sell computers.

In this way, in fact, the supermarket owner should not sell it to him, even if there is a computer that sells it, he will not sell it to him, because this is really too harmful to the child.

Because this child is already obsessed with computers, for her own good, he must not have bought a computer.