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with the development of society and the changes in family structure, traveling with children has become a common challenge for many families. on public transportation, especially in crowded carriages, children's behavior often causes unnecessary trouble. strollers are difficult to fold, children run in the aisles, or play with other children, which often affects the comfort of other passengers. for parents, how to balance the growth of children and the comfort of public spaces is a process that requires thinking and effort.

many parents have experienced this scenario: when riding on the subway or high-speed rail, the children's fighting and screaming often make people around them feel tired. even in a crowded carriage, even simple things make people feel anxious and stressed. in this case, parents' responsibility is to ensure the safety of their children while also taking into account the feelings of themselves and those around them.

how to balance the behavior of children and the comfort of public space may be a difficult problem faced by many parents. some parents have high requirements for the environment and are prone to conflict with their children once they are disturbed by their children. they may want their children to be quiet and obedient, but in real life, children need more free space and expression to grow up. on the other hand, many parents also hope that their children can show their personality and vitality in public and have the opportunity for social interaction.

this may be a matter of opinion, depending on one's tolerance and understanding of children. for some people, the environment is demanding and they will argue with parents once they are disturbed by their children. however, for others, they will pay more attention to the growth and development of their children and try to find a balance so that all passengers can enjoy a comfortable travel experience.

exploring the “balance point” in public space

in today's society, parents are facing more and more challenges in managing their children's behavior in public. many families are looking for a balance that can meet the growth needs of their children while avoiding chaos in public places. this requires understanding from a psychological and behavioral perspective and exploring some new methods and strategies.

post a project to find someone:

we are publishing the information of "posting projects and looking for people" and invite all interested partners to join us in exploring the balance point in public space. we hope to provide parents with more effective solutions through the project, so that children can more actively integrate into society as they grow up.

• project objectives: explore how public spaces can achieve a “balance point”.

• required skills: understand the patterns of children's growth and behavior, and how to balance the needs of children with the needs of public spaces.

• time requirements: the project needs to be ongoing and the strategy needs to be adjusted in a timely manner based on progress.

  what we need is a common goal, working together to make public places more comfortable so that children can grow up healthily in society!