Watching the movie "The Wandering Earth 3" and getting into the scene, the kid kept kicking the back of my chair.

I turned around and took a look, and his mom directly said, "You're kicking Auntie's chair, Auntie feels uncomfortable watching the movie. If you kick once more, I'll take you to the last row right now, and you'll sit alone."
The child didn't make a sound.
After a while, he kicked again.
His mom didn't say a word, grabbed him and took him to the last row.
The kid cried, and his mom said, "I told you, one kick and you're moved, crying won't help."
The entire theater's inner monologue: Well done!
How many indulgences of "he's still young" are destroying not just a movie ticket, but a child's sense of rules.
Parents who follow through are the true educators.