Make clear rules
Tell children clearly what they can and can't do, and let them understand the boundaries. In order to be fair, parents should also abide by these rules.
lead by example
Children are good at imitation, so parents' words and deeds are very important for their growth. If you want your child to have good habits, you must first start from yourself.
Positive guidance
When a child makes a mistake, guide the child to realize the mistake and correct it in a positive way, rather than simply punishing or blaming it. Discuss together and let them know why they are wrong and how to correct them.
Reward and punishment
Appropriate rewards and punishments can help children understand the rules better. If you do well, give small rewards, such as praise or small gifts; When violating the rules, give appropriate punishment, such as temporarily confiscating toys or limiting TV watching time.
Give time and understanding.
The growth of children is a long process, and making mistakes is the norm. Parents need to wait patiently and understand carefully, so that their children can grow and learn in a free space.