Chen Henian, a famous modern educator in China, regards the cultivation of children's self-care ability as something that can benefit children for life, and advocates "letting children do what they can".

In some families, it is not that children don't do it, but that parents don't want their children to do it. Children with weak self-care ability are slower than other children of the same age in games or hands-on operations, and their self-confidence is obviously insufficient.

Doing your own thing well has become a word that every parent knows, but it may not be possible to do it.