When parents raise their children, they divide their children into two types: captivity and free-range. Generally, parents of free-range children will not worry about having too many children, allowing the children to develop freely and develop their own characteristics and talents. But for children with ordinary upbringing, parents tend to take care of more children and have to worry about everything. Today, the editor will tell you what are the characteristics of children raised in captivity? 1. Being withdrawn

Children love to play by nature when they are young. They especially like to be naughty and make trouble, and they especially like to run around in the outside world. However, if parents like to keep their children in captivity when raising their children, and do not allow them to play outside or have contact with other children, the child's personality may become particularly withdrawn. After a long time, such children will become very clingy. Even if they are particularly clingy to their parents, it will be difficult for them to play with the children around them when they go out occasionally. After going out for a long time, their personality will become more and more introverted. Becoming more and more withdrawn. Therefore, children rarely have contact with people, so even if their IQ is high enough, their emotional intelligence is not high. 2. Relatively timid

Children like this stay at home all day long, and parents don’t trust their children to go out, so they rarely come into contact with other people and have a sense of the outside world. An inexplicable sense of fear. When such children grow up, they will be unable to adapt to the new environment and society. They will be somewhat hesitant when doing things and cannot make decisions quickly. Moreover, such children will also appear particularly timid and have social phobia when interacting with others. 3. Can’t stand the temptation

Generally, children like this at home may not be able to withstand the temptation when they grow up, because the children have lived at home for a long time, and the control at home is relatively strict, so the children have not seen much of the world. There is no judgment or resistance to unfamiliar things. When encountering a relatively new thing or person, the child may become hot-headed and follow others, unable to withstand the temptation. Therefore, when raising children, it is best for everyone to be more relaxed. Don't always confine the children at home. Only by letting the children have more contact with the outside world can the children get better and better.