What does Finding Nemo say?
A clownfish is angry and does not listen to his father's words, but is captured by humans.
What have you learned from Finding Nemo?
One, learn to let go and don't let children become giant babies. Take the clownfish going to school for example, the clownfish father has always been worried, and he is particularly anxious and worried compared to other parents.
Second, don't just suppress and encourage more. Parents should encourage her to grow on her own and face many problems independently. One day, children will grow up and face those problems alone and take responsibility.
Third, communicate more with your parents and express your needs. In this film, it is not particularly emphasized, it is just that I feel it. Sometimes the parental education method is wrong, maybe because the communication is not in place and they don't know what the child's inner needs are, so they blindly love her in their own way and let the child passively accept it.
View more about Finding Nemo reviews
