"My daughter is ruthless and doesn't talk much. She's tough on herself and doesn't communicate with me. How am I supposed to manage her?"
Liu Qing asked Zhao Chengguang what to do.
Zhao Chengguang had no idea what to do. He simply covered all ten of Guo Zhimeng's fingers with band-aids and stood by her side watching her.
"Children bite their fingernails not only because of habit, but also because of anxiety."
It can't be changed by force.
We can only address it from a psychological perspective.
Therefore, Zhao Chengguang told Guo Zhimeng, "Keep your nails long, and when they grow, Uncle will paint them for you."
Without nails, it looks so ugly, doesn't it?
That's what they said, and Guo Zhimeng agreed at the time.
But once they're in a secluded spot, they start gnawing on it again.
"I can't hit her, I can't scold her, and I can't coax her. How am I supposed to teach her?" Liu Qing was deeply disgusted by her daughter's habit of biting her fingernails. "She didn't bite them so badly before, but look at her now—"
As she spoke, Liu Qing grabbed her daughter's hand and showed it to Zhao Chengguang.
The little girl screamed and struggled, desperately pulling her hand back.
She knew it was ugly, but she just couldn't help it.
"Put it down, put it down, don't mess with her anymore." Zhao Chengguang pulled Guo Zhimeng over, looking at the band-aid that had come off her little hand.
I don't know when, but she secretly tore it apart and nibbled on it.
Bad habits can't be shed, but Zhao Chengguang doesn't think so.
"It's probably a psychological issue."
No child bites their hands for no reason.
If so, it only means she lacks security and is unloved.
Zhao Chengguang repeated the psychologist's words to Liu Qing and asked her to come out and talk later.
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