In the process of children's growth, parents' companionship and care are very important.

And in children's lives, there are many little things that can make them feel happy and happy.

Below, I will share some of the little things I have done in my life to make my children happy.

First, I will prepare a surprise for my children on their birthdays.

Although the child's birthday is not important, preparing some small gifts, small cakes and small cards for them on this special day will make them feel loved by their family.

I remember one time, I prepared a handmade wooden horse for my child. The child was very happy after receiving it and kept holding it and refused to let go.

This small gesture made the children feel the warmth of the family.

Secondly, I will play with my children on weekends or after school.

Today's children are under great pressure to study, and their spare time is often occupied by various training classes and interest classes.

And I will choose to take my children to the park, zoo or playground on weekends or after school, so that they can relax and play to their heart's content.

During this process, I will play games, do crafts, and observe animals and plants with my children, so that they can experience the happy time spent with their families.

This kind of companionship allows children to relax and enjoy themselves apart from intense studies.

In addition, I will encourage my children to participate in some extracurricular activities.

These activities can be learning, such as painting, dancing, music, etc.; or they can be sports, such as swimming, basketball, football, etc.

By participating in these activities, children can find fun in their hobbies and at the same time exercise their bodies and will.

I once encouraged my children to participate in a painting class. In the process of painting, the children found their own interests and became more confident and cheerful.

In my daily life, I will also pay attention to my children's mental health.

When children encounter difficulties and setbacks, I will patiently listen to them and provide care and support.

At the same time, I will also teach my children to face problems and solve them bravely.

Once, my child encountered some minor conflicts at school. He was very sad and told me his grievances.

I didn't blame him, but told him to learn to communicate with others and solve problems.

Finally, after a period of hard work, the child successfully resolved the conflict and learned how to deal with interpersonal relationships.

Finally, I will respect my children's choices and support them to try and explore.

Every child has his or her own interests and dreams. As parents, we must respect their choices and give them enough trust and support.

I once encouraged my child to participate in a technological innovation competition. Although his work did not win a place, he learned a lot of knowledge and gained the joy of growing up.

In short, there are many little things that make children happy. The key lies in whether we pay attention to and accompany them attentively.

As long as we care for our children with our hearts and accompany them to grow with love, we believe that every child will thrive in our care and have a happy childhood.