2. Safety education: Tell children that toys are for playing, not for falling. Let them know that throwing toys may cause furniture damage, injuries and other consequences. Children can understand the importance of safety by telling stories and looking at pictures.
3. Cultivate a sense of responsibility: educate children to be responsible for their actions. If they accidentally break the toy, they should take the initiative to apologize to their parents and bear the responsibility of repair or compensation. This can cultivate children's sense of responsibility and self-discipline.
4. Provide alternative activities: guide children to participate in some beneficial activities, such as puzzles, paintings, sports, etc. Let them turn their attention from throwing toys to other beneficial things.
5. Parents' role models: Parents should be role models for their children and abide by safety regulations. Don't throw things at will. Through the demonstration of parents, let the children understand the correct behavior.
6. Patient guidance: Parents should be patient with their children's bad behaviors, guide and correct them many times, so that children can gradually develop good habits. At the same time, children should be given full care and support, so that they can feel the warmth and safety of the family.