What is the shell effect?

It is a physical and psychological disease in which children have strong dependence, poor psychological endurance and setbacks.

A child is like an eggshell. The surface looks solid, but in fact it will be broken with one blow. In other words, you can't encounter setbacks. As long as you encounter a little thing, you will panic and cry for help. Psychologically speaking, this metaphor is called eggshell effect, which was named by Simon Anne, a British child psychologist, in 1965, and ultimately comes down to physiological and psychological diseases.

Psychological "eggshell effect" should be suitable for many children. They have strong dependence and poor psychological endurance, and they are not allowed to suffer setbacks. Just like an eggshell with a good appearance, the surface is hard, but it will turn into a handful of pieces if you pinch it gently. The fierce competition in the future era and the stumbling on the road of life have made many parents realize the urgency of cultivating their children's perseverance, which is also the progress of people's concept.