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Children have the following behaviors when they eat, most of them will not be able to achieve great things in the future, and lack of emotional intelligence is more terrifying than lack of culture The father-in-law, who has been a people's teacher all his life, often lamented at home that many parents now "value wisdom and neglect morality". They are ruthless in the intellectual development of children, but ignore the basic "virtue" education. Even if such children are geniuses, they do not have emotional intelligence and do not obey the rules, and they will not be able to go far in the future. According to my father-in-law, "one's emotional intelligence and self-cultivation can best be seen when eating." Don't look at a small dining table, which may contain the children's future. The pictures in this article are all from the Internet, and the pictures and texts are irrelevant Children have the following behaviors when they eat, and most of them will be difficult to achieve in the future1 , Often eat "alone", there is no sense of sharing. There is a type of child who is particularly "protective" at the dining table. When he sees the food he likes, he will put it all in front of him, and even put it in a special bowl. Eat it, without the slightest sense of sharing it with others. If it’s okay to eat at home, the family members are willing to tolerate you out of love, but if you have dinner outside, this kind of “eating alone” behavior is easy to be annoying and cause dissatisfaction from others. Moreover, if family members dote on children without bottom line for a long time, let them do whatever they want, and be self-centered, it will lead to the children becoming more possessive in the future. Always think of monopoly first in everything, without any sense of sharing and cooperation. After entering the workplace in the future, it will often affect the efficiency of team members, and colleagues and leaders do not like it very much. Remember, if this society emphasizes cooperation and win-win, sometimes it requires mutual dedication and sharing to maximize the overall benefits. 2. He is half-hearted when eating, and his parents are required to coax and feed some younger children. They are half-hearted during meals, playing while eating. A meal takes at least an hour to eat, and some even have to be coaxed by their parents. Persuaded to be willing to eat a few mouthfuls. Take the little nephew at home for example, he is already a senior in kindergarten, but he refuses to sit at the dining table every time he eats. "Dear cub, do your best, hurry up and eat~" We all advise our sister-in-law not to get used to this bad habit of the child, otherwise, if you don't talk about suffering and being tired, the child will become unruly and have poor self-care ability. I'm used to the days when clothes come to reach out, and meals come to open my mouth, how can I do big things in the future. It should be noted: especially in families with intergenerational parenting, the more they can't cultivate their children's inertia, in fact, they have reached the golden period of self-feeding from the age of 8 months, and they have become interested in eating. When you are about 2 years old, you can eat with chopsticks or spoons like a "little adult", and there is no need for family members to get used to children. 3. We don’t understand the order of elders and children, and we don’t respect elders. As a state of etiquette, we pay attention to the order of elders and children, and the same is true when it comes to eating. Usually, the family has to wait until the elders move the chopsticks first, or wait until everyone arrives before moving the chopsticks together to show respect and gratitude to the other party. However, now this kind of rule seems to be slowly disappearing. Sometimes when he is a guest at other people's house during the New Year, some children's dishes have just been served, and before the guests are seated, he rushes to the dining table, picks up his chopsticks and starts to eat. From these actions, you can probably see how a child's usual tutoring is, and the first impression is often not very good. After entering the workplace in the future, it may also be regarded as "no emotional intelligence". I watched a workplace variety show before. Several interns and leaders went to a dinner party to exchange the latest industry information with experts. As a result, the performance of several rookie interns was really staggering. They either only cared about their crazy output of opinions and did not give experts a chance to eat, or they were immersed in hard work and did not take into account the leaders and VIPs at the table. . In the end, the leader came forward to save the scene and helped the expert to fill a bowl of hot soup, so that she could enjoy the food. So don't look at the table as a meal, but from your performance when you eat, you can reveal a person's quality and cultivation, and it will reveal your emotional intelligence.Children without emotional intelligence are more frightening than lack of cultureThe word emotional intelligence has been repeatedly cued in recent years. A concept of "emotional intelligence" proposed by psychologists, which includes a person's ability to manage emotions, resist setbacks, sense of responsibility, and deal with interpersonal relationships. In today's diversified society, people's requirements for talents are not only based on intelligence, but emotional intelligence also occupies an important proportion. Some people even bluntly said that "a child without emotional intelligence is more frightening than lack of culture". It is also mentioned in "The Weakness of Human Nature": "This world is neither the world of the rich nor the world of the powerful, it is the world of the people with heart." A person with high emotional intelligence can often have both sides at the dinner table and take care of them. Being good at the feelings of others makes people feel very warm; on the contrary, a person with low emotional intelligence only cares about his own happiness and happiness, and does not put others in the eye, which is often easy to be annoying and difficult in the future workplace. be reused. Experts believe that the critical period for children's emotional intelligence development is 3 to 12 years old. Among them, 3~6 years old is a golden period, most of the characters are shaped during this period, and 7~12 years old is a period of consolidation and revision, so that the child's character can be further improved. It is suggested that parents should pay special attention to the cultivation of their children's emotional intelligence before the age of 12, from table manners to social relations, and pay attention to all aspects.Extended reading: These table taboos, I hope you don't commit1, do not know courtesy, the elders haven't moved chopsticks, you are in a hurry 2. Flip over the dishes with chopsticks that have been eaten, without caring about other people's feelings at all; 3. Knock on bowls, shake legs, play with others, and run around while eating; 4. When eating, snort, gobble, and make loud noises; 5. When encountering a dish that you like to eat, take too much at one time and do not leave it for others; 6. Sneeze at the food, or point at others with chopsticks. The above behaviors are not very polite. I hope that parents can be role models for their children, set an example at home, and let their children learn dining etiquette. |