Educating children is not a one-off event, but a marathon. When some parents feel that conventional education is ineffective and choose to use corporal punishment to shape their children's behavior, it is often counterproductive. The correct way is to guide patiently and solve children's troubles with love and understanding.

Match words with deeds and set an example.

Instead of threatening with words, it is better to set an example for children through their own behaviors and attitudes. In the face of dissatisfaction, parents should choose rational communication instead of hands-on. Such behavior will make children feel fear and anxiety, and may even imitate this behavior.

Timely guidance and positive education

When a child has misconduct, parents need to intervene quickly and firmly to clearly convey the wrongness of this behavior to the child. By stopping and guiding in time, children can be helped to establish a correct code of conduct.