My son is now in the fifth grade of primary school. He has several classmates in the community where I live now. I know the mothers of these students. I was very close to my children when they were in Grade One or Grade Two. For example, on their birthdays or festivals, everyone will get together and hold a small party; . Now that the child is older, he participates in all activities alone, and we parents don't need to accompany him, so we have less and less contact.
In life, I am a very introverted and slow-witted person, and I am not good at talking with people. So among so many children's classmates, only one child's mother often comes and goes with me, because she and I have the same hobby: running, and I often run with her in the community on weekends; Sometimes I invite her to go to the movies, eat and climb mountains. I feel very happy.
Of course, some children's mothers often contacted at first, but they felt unhappy, so I gradually reduced contact with her. Of course, if the other party has something for me, I will respond positively, but I will never take the initiative to find her.
In short, it is normal for children's classmates' mothers to get along with each other and often become friends, get along with each other or become friends. What did you say?/Sorry?
To tell you the truth, I'm very picky. I hope the other person's family background and education level are equivalent to mine before I want to associate, otherwise forget it.
If people get along in groups, talk more. If you don't get along, just nod and say hello.
It's best not to think too much.
It depends on the student. Some kind parents are suitable to be friends, while others are embarrassed by their strong words. One of the parents in the class wanted to be friends with her, but because of the teacher, she finally chose to give up.
If I am a low-key, practical, modest and kind person, I am willing to associate. On the contrary, I hate people who are vain, show off, compare with others and are short-sighted. When I meet such a person, I will immediately hide and not say a word.
Of course I do! But you have to find like-minded people, otherwise it will easily cause trouble to children.
Our children's classmates live in our community, and the buildings are next to each other. The two children also like to play together. There is another word in the name that is the same, and it is very congenial to his mother. We are all generous people, and we should call it agreement.
Their family, like us, are two children, brother and sister, so they often play together. After dinner, they will take a walk together and play badminton. They will talk about everything, feel in a strange place and meet bosom friends. Very rare! It can not only communicate with children's learning, but also help each other in peacetime [Rose].
Actually, it depends. The first child gets along well with the children. If they don't like each other or often have conflicts, then it's unnecessary? Second, look at the other parents. Some parents are different from themselves, or feel that all aspects are out of step, so they don't like running back and forth and only gossip more.
This still needs to be considered comprehensively from many aspects.
First of all, consider from the child; It depends on how children get along with this classmate, such as whether they often play together and whether they have the same topic. If children hate each other, it is better to consider not going out with each other. If they know each other, it is good to keep a polite distance. There is no need to make friends on purpose.
Secondly, consider from adults; It's very important to make friends. If you have the same interests and get along well, you can consider it, but it's time to make friends. As the saying goes, people will meet each other over time, so don't settle down with a brush.
Thirdly, consider the family background. Friends should be equal, that is, if you are equal in all aspects, you can consider making friends. Never call each other brothers when there is a great disparity in economy or status. Why? I think you know that people who are too powerful look down on those who are not, and those who are too powerful look down on those who are too weak. This kind of contempt comes from the bones, so don't think that you have thighs, but it has nothing to do with you.
In fact, students all have their own ways to get along. Adults don't need to make friends with their parents deliberately, just let nature take its course, and the friendship between students is relatively pure. If adults get along with each other in case of some contradictions, it will also affect children. In this case, it will be bad for children.
So I don't think parents need to come and go. Unless you are close enough, it is awkward to come and go. Anyway, if I don't have a certain degree with anyone, I will never associate, because distance can avoid many unnecessary risks, mainly because I don't like trouble [covering my face].