Everyone will encounter difficulties in life, and so will children. However, when many children encounter difficulties, because they have no experience, they want to retreat and don't know how to face it bravely, which will easily lead to the child's character defects. If children always flinch when they encounter difficulties when they are young, they will have no ability to solve problems when they encounter difficulties when they grow up. Therefore, parents should help their children develop the habit of encountering difficulties and facing difficulties from an early age.

First, let the baby persevere. Children like to flinch when they encounter difficulties. If they give up, parents should make their children understand the importance of persistence. When parents educate their children, they should tell their babies that persistence is victory, and any difficulty will be successful as long as they persist. Usually when the baby is doing something, parents should give the baby more encouragement and let the baby insist. When the baby is doing housework at home, if he wants to give up halfway, parents must stop the child in time and let the child do everything carefully. Don't always give up halfway and develop a good habit of persistence. Parents should not always feel sorry for their children, but indulge them if they are afraid of suffering, which will only make them vulnerable when they grow up.

Second, parents help the baby set up some small difficulties and setbacks. They want their children to get rid of the habit of flinching when they encounter difficulties. When parents educate their children, they can make them suffer more and experience more difficulties and setbacks. Most babies are spoiled by their parents at home, so they don't have the courage and perseverance to face things. Parents can usually take their children to participate in some interest classes or some sports activities, so that children can cultivate a strong and persistent spirit and overcome difficulties in repeated practice. Don't let your children back down when they encounter difficulties, at least have the courage to try.

Third, encourage children when children are changing themselves, as long as there are some breakthroughs, parents should give their children encouragement in time. Because it is a step-by-step process for children to develop perseverance and overcome difficulties, it is impossible to eat a fat man in one bite. Therefore, parents should help the baby plan the task from the beginning, get the baby's consent and let the baby come step by step. If you do well, there will be rewards, which will give your baby a sense of accomplishment and make efforts to do better.