As ordinary parents, although they may not have the professional skills of artists, they can still provide rich aesthetic education for their children and let them be influenced by the artistic atmosphere from an early age. Here are some strategies that can be implemented:

Make art a part of daily life.

First, you can bring art into your daily life. For example, you can choose some classic children's books with illustrations to read, play all kinds of music for children, or put some works of art at home. When taking children to parks or shopping malls, we can also guide them to pay attention to the surrounding design or decoration and stimulate their artistic sensitivity.

Encourage children to make artistic creations.

No need is exquisite, but it is important to enjoy the creative process and affirm children's imagination and creativity. We can draw pictures, make handicrafts and write stories together. These activities can encourage children to express themselves freely and help them understand different art forms.

Visit art exhibitions and performances

Take your children to visit museums, art exhibitions, or go to see plays, concerts, etc. This will give children the opportunity to experience and appreciate professional works of art, broaden their horizons and stimulate their interest and appreciation of art.

Guide children to think and express.

After watching works of art, children can be guided to share their views and feelings, which is helpful to cultivate their artistic aesthetic ability and critical thinking. You can ask them, "What part of this work do you like best?" Or "Have you ever thought about drawing a picture yourself?" This can not only inspire their thinking, but also let them learn how to express themselves.

Provide art education resources for children

Now there are many aesthetic education resources suitable for children, such as art, music, dance and other courses, which are good places to cultivate children's artistic interest. In addition, there are many free teaching resources online, and parents can also use these resources to help their children learn.

As parents, whether they are good at art or not, they can provide aesthetic education for their children. It is important to create opportunities for children to get in touch with art, make art a part of their lives, help them develop their aesthetic vision and improve their creativity.