1. Establish a sense of security: provide a stable and safe environment for children and let them feel loved and accepted. Establish close relationships with children and listen to their feelings and needs.
2. Encourage the expression of emotions: help children learn to express their emotions, and help children express their inner feelings through painting, writing and role-playing.
3. Provide support and comfort: When children feel scared or anxious, give them support and comfort. Tell them it's normal and you'll always be there for them.
4. Step-by-step exposure: gradually guide children to face things or situations they are afraid of, but don't force them. Through gradual contact, help them gradually overcome their fears.
5. Cultivate self-confidence: encourage children to try new things and praise their efforts and achievements. Help them discover their own strengths and abilities and enhance their self-confidence.
6. Provide positive role models: Provide positive role models for children, which can be family, friends or other successful people. Let them see how others face difficulties and challenges.
7. Seek professional help: If the child's sensitive and timid problems seriously affect his daily life and development, you can consider seeking the help of a professional psychological counselor or child psychologist.
In short, to educate sensitive and timid children, we need to give them enough care and support to help them build their self-confidence and ability to cope with difficulties.