A video titled “Child Holding Back Tears” was posted on Chinese social media.
It was later revealed that the child thought her mother abandoned her.
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A photo of a child’s worried expression, fearing her mother might have left her, sparks conversation online.
A recent video on Chinese social media features a child on the verge of tears, touching a nerve with online users.
The little girl mistakenly believed her mother had abandoned her while they were out shopping together.
Instead of panicking, screaming, or chasing after her mother like other children might, she stood still, demonstrating her ability to control her emotions.
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The video shows the little girl, eyes welling up and fists clenched, trying hard not to cry. Her sadness is clear, but eventually, the tears fall. Luckily, her mom quickly comes back to comfort her.
Viewers were amazed, commenting, “She’s different from other kids,” “She’s so adorable even when she’s crying,” and “How can a child control her emotions so well?”
According to a psychological study, children who control their emotions and maintain composure are more likely to be peaceful, productive, giving, and successful.
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It is also known that children who lack emotional control tend to be impatient and easily influenced by external factors, making it difficult for them to form lasting relationships as they grow up.
When kids get happy or mad, their bodies release cortisol. If this happens often, it can weaken their immune system, making them more likely to get sick.
Experts say frequent anger in children can be linked to heart health issues like heart arrhythmia or high blood pressure. Helping kids manage their emotions can benefit their physical and mental well-being.
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