Otherwise, what would the child think?
Children are very sensitive.
Saying these things not only in front of the child but also in front of unfamiliar people can make the child feel inferior.
The original family has a great impact on children and can affect them for a lifetime.
Some people can heal themselves, while others can’t heal throughout their life.
Jiang Ran always feels that if one decides to have a child, they must raise the child well, not simply feed them.
But obviously, some people, even if they can’t have enough to eat, will pay attention to these issues.
And some people, regardless of whether they have enough to eat, won’t pay attention to these issues.
In their minds, children are just children, they don’t understand anything, so there’s no need to think too much, or pay them too much attention.
Being able to feed and clothe the children is already the greatest thing they’ve done.
Not only do they feel very great about it, but they also repeatedly tell the children.
Just thinking about these things makes Jiang Ran feel suffocated.
Looking at the two siblings over there, who had somewhat wooden expressions, Jiang Ran sighed deeply and looked away.
Better not to look.
Only one’s own family knows its own affairs. When others meddle rashly, they won’t be appreciated or thanked; instead, it makes people feel annoyed.
Wang Cuilan soon came out of the room.
She was carrying a thick pile of clothes, all in good condition.
Actually, the clothes of Wang Cuilan and Pei Baoshan weren’t really unwanted old clothes.
Both were frugal people, and their bodies hadn’t changed much. They weren’t children, so they weren’t growing, meaning even the old clothes could still be worn.
However, when coming to beishi, for convenience, some overly worn-out clothes were given away under Jiang Ran’s strong urging, and weren’t brought along.
The ones brought to beishi were all clothes Jiang Ran had worn, made herself, or taken from the small wardrobe.
These clothes were just one or two years old.
Though not brand new, they were certainly intact and undamaged.
Wang Cuilan selected some clothes that she and Pei Baoshan didn’t wear often.
Not only Wang Cuilan, but Pei Huai and his siblings did the same.
All these clothes were carried by Pei Baoshu’s family to the West Cross Courtyard.
There was a bathroom over there, and hot water.
However, there were too many people, so even if they were willing to queue up to bathe, the hot water wouldn’t be enough.
So, Wang Cuilan took toiletries for them, and led them out the door.
Though it was New Year’s Eve, it was still the morning, wasn’t it?
The public bathhouse was still open at this time.
Many people rushed to take a bath on New Year’s Eve morning, so they could enter the New Year fresh and clean.
Jiang Ran and the others typically didn’t go to the public bathhouse.
Mainly because they bathed every two or three days, staggering the time so the hot water wouldn’t run out.
Now, with no other option, they had to let Pei Baoshu and his family go to the bathhouse.
But seeing their expressions, they didn’t seem unhappy at all.
The bathhouse was spacious, warmer, and hot water was plentiful.
If one didn’t mind being seen naked by the same gender, the bathhouse was a great choice.
After Wang Cuilan led them out, Jiang Ran and the others exchanged looks and didn’t stay idle.