Golang, calling parents' method

From the example below, is there anyway that Child object can call Parent's method? For instance, I want Child (boy1 and girl1) to call parent's "Remember" method; so parents can remember what Child want them to remember.

Thank you so much

package main

import "fmt"

type child struct {
	Name string 
}

func (p *child) Yell() {
	fmt.Println("Child's yelling")
}

type parent struct {
	Name string 
	Children []child
	Memory []string
}

func (p *parent) Yell() {
	fmt.Println("Parent's yelling")
}

func (p *parent) Remember(line string) {
	p.Memory = append(p.Memory, line)
}

func main() {
	p := parent{}
	p.Name = "Jon"
	boy1 := child{}
	boy1.Name = "Jon's boy"
	girl1 := child{}
	girl1.Name = "Jon's girl"
	p.Children = append(p.Children, boy1)
	p.Children = append(p.Children, girl1)
	fmt.Println(p)
	
	p.Yell()
	for i:=0;i<len(p.Children);i++ {
		p.Children[i].Yell()
	}
}

Thanks to @Jim, here's the solution. The pointer is always confusing.

package main

import "fmt"

type child struct {
	Name string
	prnt *parent
}

func (p *child) Yell() {
	fmt.Println("Child's yelling")
}

type parent struct {
	Name     string
	Children []child
	Memory   []string
}

func (p *parent) Yell() {
	fmt.Println("Parent's yelling")
}

func (p *parent) Remember(line string) {
	p.Memory = append(p.Memory, line)
}

func main() {
	p := parent{}
	p.Name = "Jon"
	boy1 := child{}
	boy1.Name = "Jon's boy"
	boy1.prnt = &p
	girl1 := child{}
	girl1.Name = "Jon's girl"
	girl1.prnt = &p

	p.Children = append(p.Children, boy1)
	p.Children = append(p.Children, girl1)
	fmt.Println(p)

	p.Yell()
	for i := 0; i < len(p.Children); i++ {
		p.Children[i].Yell()
		p.Children[i].prnt.Remember("test:" + p.Children[i].Name)
	}

	fmt.Println(p.Memory)
}

You can add a pointer to the parent in the child struct

type child struct {
	Name string
	parent *parent
}

func (p *child) Yell() {
	fmt.Println("Child's yelling")
	p.parent.Remember(p.Name + " called")
	p.parent.Yell()
}

I am just a starter of Golang.

Seems Golang convention is CamelCase for class name, and when inherit a base class ("Parent") shouldn't assign a variable name. p.Parent will automatically work, i.e. as follows:

type Child struct {
    *Parent   // put at top
    Name string
}

func (p *Child) Yell() {
    fmt.Println("Child's yelling")
    p.Parent.Remember(p.Name + " called")
    p.Parent.Yell()
}

Reference:

1. http://arch-stable.blogspot.hk/2012/05/golang-call-inherited-constructor.html
2. https://medium.com/@simplyianm/why-gos-structs-are-superior-to-class-based-inheritance-b661ba897c67

Some other example inherit with non-pointer Parent like:

type Child struct {
    Parent   // put at top
    Name string
}

Not sure which one is more official and handy yet