1. Emphasize communication. Encourage children to communicate with others and try to solve problems through dialogue instead of violence.
2. Develop social skills. Help children understand correct social behavior and how to get along with others. This includes the ability to understand the feelings of others and express them appropriately.
3. Establish rules. Making family rules and clearly stipulating that violence is not allowed can provide a clear guiding framework for children.
4. Actively guide. Encourage children to actively participate in sports and other activities conducive to fitness, develop other hobbies and interests, and dispel negative emotions.
5. Give your child positive feedback. Give them affirmation and rewards in time for solving problems in the right way or not fighting.
6. Reasonable use of punishment. If children use violence, parents need to take appropriate punishment to show the binding force of social norms and laws.
These methods can help children learn correct social behaviors and help them understand various possible solutions to conflicts, so as to better cope with problems and challenges.