Parents are their children's first teachers, and their words and deeds have a vital influence on their children's growth. This article will provide you with three practical educational skills to help you better guide your child's growth.

Listen to your heart and talk on an equal footing.

Parents should learn to listen to their children's inner voices and let them express their views freely. Give children equal treatment and let them have their own behavior patterns and ways of making friends within the framework of law and morality. Try to understand the child's inner world and become a good communication parent, instead of imposing your wishes on your child.

Work together to help growth.

Adolescence is a critical period for children to move from naivety to maturity, and it is inevitable that they will encounter various challenges in their study and life. In the face of children's shortcomings, our first reaction should be to help, not to blame. In-depth analysis of the problems faced by children and provide necessary support and guidance. Give children some room to grow up, allow them to make mistakes and actively guide them to learn from them. The ideal state is to be a crutch for children and give them support rather than pressure.

Lead by example and stimulate potential.

Every child has unlimited potential to be discovered. Don't always compare your child with others, which will only hurt your child's self-esteem. On the contrary, we should help children set an example worth learning. This role model can be parents' own words and deeds, or an outstanding figure in a certain field. Inspire children's self-motivation through the power of example, and let them know that they can become excellent people as long as they work hard.