A particularly sensible child is usually a child with a sense of responsibility and self-discipline. They can accomplish some family or academic tasks independently, and they will take the initiative to seek help, without causing trouble to their parents or teachers, and they often care about others and are enthusiastic about helping others. So how should parents educate their children to be a particularly sensible child?

Patience and understanding

Parents should be patient with their children and not be too hard on them. Educating children is a long process, and parents can't expect them to do everything at once.

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Parents should make their children obey the rules. Set up some rules and systems to let children understand the meaning and purpose of these rules. Children should know that obeying the rules is a good thing, not a compulsion.

Correct praise and reward

Parents should praise and reward their children correctly. Parents should affirm and praise their children's good behavior and positive performance in time. Don't forget to give your child some small rewards, such as small gifts or going out to play, which can motivate your child to behave better.

Give children more time and space.

Parents should give their children more time and space. Children should learn to think and make decisions by themselves. Parents should give their children enough freedom and space, let them think for themselves, find solutions to their problems, help them distinguish right from wrong, distinguish good from bad, and prevent them from going in the wrong direction.