"The most important thing in raising children is to be attentive. There are ways to raise them in poverty and ways in wealth. I think this child was quite lucky in his birth. Slowly raise him, and once he passes the first month, he'll be fine." This is Ms. Qian's insight from years of raising children. She said, "Even the weakest child will have one foot firmly on the ground after a month. Be more careful, raise them through three months, then through three years, and by eight years old, they're considered half grown. So you have to take it step by step. As parents, they may be anxious, but you, as a doctor, cannot be in a rush."
Manbao agreed, "Mom, you are really amazing."
Ms. Qian lightly tapped her nose and laughed, "Little flatterer. No matter how amazing I am, I only know the basics. How could I know more than you, the doctor?"
"Not at all," she said, "Some experiences only you can have. What you learn from books isn't always entirely correct."
