1. Cultivate children's self-confidence: let children feel that they are competent for the task and believe in their own abilities, which is the premise that children want to undertake.
2. Cultivate children's sense of responsibility: make children realize that they must bear the consequences for their actions and decisions, and encourage them to be responsible in their daily lives, such as protecting their belongings and taking care of pets.
3. Cultivate children's leadership ability: Let children learn to lead others to complete tasks in cooperation, which can help them realize their sense of responsibility and ability as leaders.
4. Cultivate children's independent ability: let children try to deal with problems by themselves, and don't always help solve problems. This can help children learn to think and act independently and realize that they have independent ability and responsibility as a person.
5. Cultivate children's sense of challenge: let children realize that challenges and difficulties are opportunities for growth, and don't give up easily, but encourage children to face challenges bravely and actively solve problems.
In short, educating children to take responsibility requires parents' guidance and help, and children need to gradually clarify their responsibilities and roles in their daily lives, which requires parents' patience and constant guidance.