Is it okay for children to wear Hanfu?

Education experts and pediatricians generally don't recommend children under 6 to wear Hanfu, otherwise it's really bad: 1. Children under the age of 6 belong to childhood, and childhood is still naive. Wearing Hanfu will make children look more adult and lose their innocence. /kloc-Children under 0/0 should wear some colorful tulle princess dresses instead of Hanfu.

Two: Because most fans of Hanfu are women, girls are more competitive than boys. Wearing beautiful Hanfu may aggravate children's competitiveness, and before the age of 6, it is just an important age for the formation of values. Wearing beautiful clothes will lead to increased competitiveness.

Although Hanfu is a costume with a long history in China and a traditional culture in China, there are still many hidden dangers in its design. For example, the skirts of Hanfu are generally long. Children before the age of 6 often can't control their movements well, and often like to run and jump. As soon as the children step on the skirts of Hanfu, they are likely to fall, ranging from bruises or fractures to concussion or cerebral hemorrhage. They may also be in a wheelchair and raise children all their lives.

Four: Because Hanfu is inconvenient to put on and take off, and there are many straps, it is likely to cause obstacles to children's play. There are also a few cases on the Internet where little girls were strangled by bandages while playing in Hanfu. In addition, children's digestive system and urinary system will not mature until they are 8 years old, so before that, the digestive tract capacity is very small, so the excretion times will be much more than that of adults, and the solution is often more troublesome. If they wear it, it will be particularly troublesome.

Five: You must wear jewelry when you wear Hanfu, but there are usually many beads in antique jewelry. Children before the age of 6 are still in the period of mouth desire, and it is very likely that they will put the falling beads into their mouths as candy, which will eventually lead to suffocation and death. Without suffocation, they are likely to be heartbroken in their lives.

So what about children before the age of 6 who want to wear Hanfu? The answer is yes, but the selection of Hanfu must meet the following conditions: you can't choose long Hanfu, the length of the skirt can't exceed the length of the skirt and the knee, it's best to choose short Hanfu or something with China elements, and you must ensure that it doesn't hinder the play.

Hanfu style must be simple, sequins, beads, flowers and other decorations are best not to have, to prevent children from buckling decorations and stuffing them into their mouths, and not too many suspenders and suspenders to prevent children from being strangled by suspenders.

It's best not to have big prints on Hanfu. If you want to add beauty, you can choose embroidery, because embroidery will not fade, but printing will fade. Fading is likely to touch the child's skin and cause allergies, and it is also likely to burn the skin due to chemical reactions, which will also affect the appearance.

It is best to choose hairpins for Hanfu headdresses, and it is best not to have beads. It is best to make a flower headdress with ribbons. Don't choose hair clips or hairpins, because it is likely to hurt children, and wearing beads may cause children to throw beads into their mouths.

Children after the age of 6 can rest assured to wear various styles of Hanfu.