Self-esteem and respect for others
Cultivating children's sense of self-esteem and respect for others is the cornerstone of civilization and politeness. Self-esteem, so that children cherish themselves and are not insulted and discriminated against; Respecting others means treating others as you want them to treat you. Learning to listen and treat your own advantages and disadvantages correctly is the beginning of respecting others. Remember, respect is mutual. If you want to be respected by others, you must first respect others!
Common sense of civility and politeness
Teach children the common sense of civility and politeness, from language to behavior, and be decent and generous. Please, hello, thank you, I'm sorry ... These common expressions make children speak more politely. Generous manners, warm treatment, no littering, neat clothes ... these are all manifestations of civilized behavior. Let's be a polite boy together!
Teach children manners.
It is very important to teach children manners, timing and methods. It is better to find it in time and praise or correct it. Protect children's self-esteem and avoid direct criticism in public. Give priority to positive guidance, supplemented by criticism, and let children grow up in a relaxed and happy atmosphere. Parents should set an example and work together with kindergartens and schools to cultivate children's customs and habits.