Praising children is an important task for parents, because praise can stimulate children's self-confidence and enthusiasm, and make them study and grow harder. However, praising children also needs skills to get to the point and form positive feedback. Here are some tips and methods to praise children:

1. Specific and true praise

When praising children, you should express your appreciation concretely and truly. For example, don't just say "You are great", say "Your paintings are really creative, and I like your works very much". This kind of praise is more concrete and real, which can make children feel their achievements and progress.

2. Pay attention to children's efforts and progress

Praise children depends not only on the results, but also on the process. Pay attention to children's efforts and progress, not just their grades. For example, when children encounter difficulties in their studies, we should praise their courage and perseverance and let them know that their efforts are commendable.

3. Encourage children to try new things

Praising children should not only praise what they have done, but also encourage them to try new things. For example, when children want to try new sports or learn new skills, they should praise their courage and curiosity and let them know that their exploration and attempt are commendable.

4. Give children positive feedback

Praising children not only expresses their appreciation for them, but also gives them positive feedback. For example, when children make mistakes in their studies, they should give correct guidance and suggestions to let them know that their mistakes can be corrected.

5. Praise children moderately.

Praise children moderately, not excessively. Excessive praise will make children feel vanity and complacency, which will affect their growth and development. Therefore, we should praise children at an appropriate time, let them know that their achievements and progress are commendable, and at the same time let them know that there is still more room for progress and challenges waiting for them.

In short, praising children is a task that requires skills and methods. Praise children concretely and truly, pay attention to their efforts and progress, encourage children to try new things, give positive feedback, and praise them moderately at the same time, so that children can grow and progress in positive feedback.