What do you give your children

(1) Gifts that can discover talents: choose gifts carefully. What you give may make your child work miracles and go on an ideal road. When author Gerry Knox was 8 years old, he got a gift - a humble box camera, so he began to take pictures. He recalled: "I often observe objective things and people through the viewfinder of the camera. I understand how scenery and people are interrelated and interdependent. It opens up my vision, which is very important to me. What I get is not just a camera, but a source of observation. "

(2) Gift of wisdom: the father of sculptor Juliana roots later realized how meaningful the gift was to her daughter. Juliana has great energy, but she is fond of playing, playing with everything. But her father's Christmas gift, a small paddleboard, aroused her great interest and began to use it as a toy. As time went by, Juliana grew up, and her family often received her own pan handles, cushions, and carvings made of paddleboard, which became a close link between the family.

(3) Gifts that can permeate love: the most precious gifts are not all those bought with money, but those handed down by ancestors are priceless, such as the brooch handed down by grandmother and the poetry collection read by mother when she was young. These gifts are the witness of family history and can be a connecting link for the family.

(4) Gift to broaden your horizons: a couple in California have two older children who just graduated. To celebrate their graduation, I bought them two train tickets to New York and put them on the train. The father said that the children had a very unusual experience along the way, but they learned the ability to adapt and live independently, which is good for their growth.