How to guide disobedient children who don't like food? The following suggestions hope to help you: If the baby doesn't like to eat green vegetables, parents can put the green vegetables in the juicer and squeeze them into juice, so that the baby can eat them or make them himself. In order to meet the baby's taste, you can put some seasonings appropriately. As long as you make good use of other vegetables, you can let your baby supplement vegetable nutrition. Parents should set an example in time. Usually, parents can't be picky about food, and they can't say that they don't like certain foods in front of their babies, so babies are the easiest to imitate. Parents should also pretend to love vegetables when the baby is present, so that the baby will try to eat vegetables.

Parents should remember to cook more rotten vegetables and make all kinds of meatballs. Use green vegetables, that is, vegetables and meat, to make irregular meatballs for the baby to eat together, so that when the baby does not directly see the appearance of green vegetables, he can only think that it is meatballs and eat boldly, but he should correct his dislike of green vegetables in time. After children go to kindergarten, the world becomes bigger, and the taste requirements for food may also increase. It is normal for children to accept new food more easily after leaving home. The younger a child is, the worse his self-control ability is.

2~3 years old is the first rebellious period of children, the peak of language development, the peak of synapse development of brain neurons and the first golden age of family education. Children like to move, like to make trouble, like to say no, like to ask why. Parents should be more patient at this time. Let the child's life be colorful every day, play with him, meet different people and things outside, climb mountains, visit zoos, botanical gardens, bookstores, museums, read books with him, sing with him, and so on. Be curious about life every day and answer his invitation patiently.

So as he grows older, he must be much smarter than his peers. As long as parents have time to accompany their children to do these things every day, their children's thinking will be fast, flexible and have unlimited potential. If an older child is trained to do exactly what his parents ask and be a so-called good boy, he may worry about his intelligence.