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What is a normal child? Being obedient and sensible is not what defines a normal child. Those who dare to act wild and unruly in front of their parents are often experiencing the healthiest psychological growth. A child may listen obediently at school but can be mischievous at home; they might be a polite little gentleman in public but turn into a little devil when faced with their mother. These seemingly contradictory behaviors are, in fact, psychological trials for children in a safe environment. When children are confident that their destructive behavior will not break the parent-child bond, they begin to conduct crucial psychological experiments. By manipulating building blocks to observe the possibilities of reconstruction and tearing picture books to test boundaries, these actions essentially represent the vitality exploring the laws of the world. The theory of holding space reveals that a child's aggression is like untempered steel, requiring a specific container to be forged. When a 5-year-old paints the mirror with lipstick, a wise mother will first empathize with the color, saying it must be fun to paint, and then guide them to clean it up. This approach acknowledges the creative impulse while establishing behavioral boundaries, perfectly illustrating the principle of full emotional acceptance and moderate behavioral guidance. It is worth noting that those perfect children who always follow the rules may be developing a warning false self, like a potted plant that has been overly pruned, learning too early to trade compliance for survival. Such children may face issues like a lack of creativity and emotional expression difficulties in adulthood. Just like common midlife crises, those who grew up as visitors to other people's homes often realize at 40 that they have never truly lived. True growth is not about being orderly in a greenhouse but allowing seedlings to stretch their branches in the wind and rain. Those seemingly outrageous behaviors are, in fact, courageous explorations of life once safety has been confirmed. #美7月PPI年率高于预期# #以太坊ETF突破300亿美元# #Gate Alpha巅峰交易赛#