作者:Jennifer Senior
看完时间:2025年03月07日 星期五
The Book In 3 Sentences
- 写给宝爸宝妈的一些忠告,为之后的养育过程中对父母人生的影响打个预防针,影响有好有坏,书里讲‘坏’的多,但是有了一定的心理准备之后会让人更从容
- 主要讲述了对父母人生自主性的影响,夫妻关系的变化,培养孩子成才对父母时间、精力的侵占,青少年时期相处,对自我的升华
- 养孩子是父母的责任,也是让人生再来一遍的机会
Impressions
孕 5 月看完了这本书。通过穿插着各种小组成员的小故事,看到每个家庭的不同和相似(找个这种组织,可以的话,感觉有这么个平台让人说一下育儿的烦恼挺好👍🏻),孩子在每个阶段需要的不一样,像 0-3 岁需要认真陪伴;3 岁之后需要慢慢挖掘兴趣爱好,进行培养;青春期需要把他们看做为半成年人,及时调整对孩子教育的观念和态度等。在这个过程中看着一个小不点长成有思想有行动的人想必是很令人自豪的吧。
迫不及待宝宝生出来了。
希望自己能够有体力、有耐心、有能力做个好妈妈。
How I Discovered It
豆瓣育儿推荐
How The Book Chnaged Me
💡How my life/behieviour/thoughts/ideas have changed as a result of
reading the book.
有几个观念是之前没有的,看了本书之后有种恍然的感觉
- 养育孩子(至少在早期,侵占睡眠,让人暴躁时期)在统计中排名是非常靠后的,并且大多数人在有宝宝之前没有意识到,(我现在也只是一个大体的了解,不知道到时候会不会因少觉崩溃,有迹象的话要提前做些准备)
- 不要过分内疚
- 一定要留出时间精力给老公,给家人,不要让养育孩子的琐事成为吵架的源头;合理分工,多沟通,对于想做不想做的家务和老公多交流。留时间去约会,去享受二人世界。
- 都想养一个快乐的孩子,但快乐是没有办法衡量的,所以有专注培养孩子能力的虎妈这一说。但在扩大范围想,快乐是建立在一些受挫、失败之上的,是一种相较而言的感觉,所以不要执着,让孩子充分感受生活大小事,去干他喜欢做的事情,充实,健康,就好。
- 青少年时期,父母看待孩子要转变观念,这个阶段会有那种这个孩子的思想完全不了解,感觉像在看个陌生人(对我妹有过这感觉),但这是非常正常的。孩子不是父母期待的延续,希望孩子是他自身的成长,希望他们能够比我们优秀。
- 记得享受当前
My Top 5 Quotes
- The 20th century has spread as never before the idea that human happiness is realizable on Earth.” That’s a wonderful thing, of course, but not always a realistic goal, and when reality falls short of expectations, we often blame ourselves. “Our lives become an elegy to needs unmet and desires sacrificed, to possibilities refused, to roads not taken.The myth of potential makes mourning and complaining feel like the realest things we ever do.
- In the context of marriage, fairness is not just about absolute equality. It’s about the perception of equality. What a couple deems a fair compromise in any situation is not necessarily how an outsider would adjudicate it. They determine fairness based on a combination of what they need, what they think is reasonable, and what they think is possible.
- We are uncertain about how we want our children to behave, because we are vague about our ultimate aims for them.
- But I had to get to the point where I could recognize that—realizing that I can’t get everything from my family, my kids.
- That’s the kind of thing you live for, You want them to be better than you. You want them to be smarter and do more things and know more things.