Reading and learning to see a doctor

Usually the child is ill, and the parents, in addition to being anxious, take the child to the hospital. The mother in the text originally wanted to find medicine for her child, but finally let the child go to the hospital to see the doctor. The mother herself does not want the child to go to the doctor alone, but then the child leaves her and how to do it when she is sick? Therefore, the mother still knelt down to let the children go to see a doctor. After the child came back, the mother was very happy and the son learned to see a doctor.

Some people will say: "This must be the most worried mother in the world. The child is sick, not only does not help him, but also let him go to see a doctor." Yes, some people read this text really do say this, but Did anyone who said this say that they only care about their children, what should they do when they grow up? Will the child be self-reliant? For this reason, my answer is no. If I have children, I will let her do as much as she can to do what she can, and will not love her. I think the mother in the text is the greatest mother in the world because she lets her children do what they can. In this way, the child will go to the doctor himself in the future, even if the parents are not at home. This text reminds me of a few months ago. On that day, our family came to the guests, and mom and dad wanted to make dumplings. When Dad cut the radish, he said to me, "Come, let you try." I took the peeler and carefully cut it. After the radish was peeled off, the white clothes were exposed. After two or three... stuffing, my mother shouted: "Come on dumplings." I am playing a game and don't want to "half the way," but I am still reluctant to follow the dumplings. When eating dumplings, Mom and Dad boasted that I had a good package, I am very happy! Now, I finally know that Mom and Dad are training me and teaching me the skills of life. I want to thank them.

The text "Learn to See a Doctor" tells me that Mom and Dad are good for us, no matter what we do, they are to let us learn the ability to survive independently.

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