Start with small things
Cultivate children's integrity and start from small things. Let children understand the truth that words must be done and be responsible for their words and deeds. Parents should not think that children don't need to be taken seriously when they are young. In fact, it is the best time to cultivate a sense of responsibility from an early age.
Let children learn to take care of themselves.
Parents should not spoil too much, and let their children learn to do their own things. Cultivate children's habits of sorting toys, cleaning rooms and sharing housework from an early age, so that children can become family helpers.
Set a good example
Parents are the most important teachers for children. Set a good example for children and cultivate their sense of responsibility through words and deeds. The family atmosphere is full of sense of responsibility, which exerts a subtle influence on children.
Participate in family decision-making
Regardless of age, children should be involved in family decision-making to enhance their collective consciousness. Let children feel the sense of responsibility as family members, make contributions to the family, and get praise and encouragement.
Encourage persistence
Children are curious, but often lack patience. Parents should encourage their children to do things to the end and consciously take responsibility. Cultivate children's perseverance and avoid giving up halfway.
Participate in public welfare activities
Take advantage of spare time to lead children to participate in public welfare activities, such as community service and visiting nursing homes. Let children learn to care and help others and cultivate their sense of social responsibility.