Parents often educate their children that mistakes are not terrible. As long as you correct it in time, you are still a good boy. However, this sentence is no longer the golden rule when parents make mistakes. Children will have questions: Are adults always right and never make mistakes? Can adults make mistakes without apologizing? Children learn to deal with problems by avoiding their parents' words and deeds, rather than facing them directly. If you encounter difficulties in the future work, you will only escape, dare not face the problem, dare not take responsibility, and will not be reused by the leaders.
If parents face their own problems, they always avoid and shirk, and even feel it is a shame to apologize to others. For children, this cognition will be affected. When children face mistakes, they will choose the same way to deal with them. Avoiding and never admitting your mistakes is actually not conducive to children's normal social interaction, and may also affect children's cognition of things.
Sometimes parents don't want their children to admit mistakes. In fact, they don't want their children to feel that they are an imperfect mother. However, this kind of behavior does not put children in an equal position, and it also means that parents do not respect children, which will make children think that as long as they are better than others or have a high status, they can turn a blind eye to their own problems, so they can not bear mistakes. This kind of consciousness has a great influence on their psychology.
In some families, parents have absolute authority and the right to speak, take charge of family affairs and shape themselves into perfect parents. When parents know that they have made a mistake, but they are unwilling to admit and apologize, it will undoubtedly damage their dignity and destroy their perfect image in the eyes of their children. It is difficult for parents to discipline their children in the future.
As parents, when we educate our children, our mistakes can be corrected and treated kindly. Did they do it? You know, parents are the role models of children and the objects of children's subconscious learning. When you learn to apologize to your child, it is actually a manifestation of respecting your child and helping your child develop a more sound personality.