Children are the future of the motherland, and having a successful child is the wish of every parent. In the process of educating children, I believe that every parent has accumulated some experience, and educating children well is our common goal. Next, I sorted out what are the eight experiences of successful parenting. I hope you like the article!

Eight Experiences of Successful Parenting

1, don't waste children's intelligence. When a child babbles, teach him the correct language instead of saying "meow" to the kitten.

2. Cultivate children's thinking ability from an early age. Ask questions frequently and let children think and answer independently.

3. Exercise your child's memory. After telling the story to the children, let them organize their own language and repeat it.

4. Cultivate and improve children's observation ability. Sometimes parents deliberately do some small things that violate the rules and let their children correct them.

5. Broaden children's horizons. Often take children to participate in some social activities, so that children can accept new things and increase their knowledge.

6. Cultivate children's various interests.

7. Stimulate and encourage children's enthusiasm for learning. Parents should answer questions, be responsive and never perfunctory.

8. Strictly demand children from an early age, so that children can develop good moral quality and living habits.

Godson's Twelve Laws

1, Attribution Rule: Ensure that children grow up in a healthy family environment.

2, the law of hope: always let children see hope.

3, the law of strength: never fight with children.

4, management rules: before the child is underage, control is the responsibility of parents.

5. The rule of speaking: Listen to their voices.

6, the law of example: the role of example for children is huge.

7. Seek common ground while reserving differences: respect children's views on the world and try to understand them.

8. Punishment by law; This rule is easy for children to have rebellious psychology and revenge psychology, so use it with caution.

9. Consequence rule: Let children know the possible consequences of their actions.

10, structural rules: teach children to understand the boundaries between morality and law from an early age.

1 1, the 20-yard rule: respect children's independence tendency and keep at least 20 yards away from them.

12, four w rules: always know who the child is with, where he is, what he is doing, and when he will go home.