1. Give attention and concentration: When communicating with children, give them complete attention and concentration. Communicate with them face to face, maintain eye contact, and express interest and understanding with body language and expressions.
2. Listening and understanding: Listen to children's thoughts, feelings and problems, and give them opportunities to fully express themselves. Avoid interrupting or interrupting them, and show understanding and acceptance, instead of providing solutions immediately.
3. Use open-ended questions: Use open-ended questions to stimulate children to think and express their opinions. Such questions can inspire children to think independently and express themselves, rather than simply answering yes or no questions.
4. Effective nonverbal communication: Pay attention to and use effective nonverbal communication methods, such as facial expressions, body language and pronunciation and intonation. These nonverbal signals help convey feelings and intentions and strengthen interaction with children.
5. Respect and affirmation: In communication, respect children's views and feelings, and give affirmation and recognition. Don't belittle or criticize their views, but respect their right to think and express independently.
6. Use simple and clear language: Use simple and clear language suitable for children to understand. Avoid using complex or vague words, and make sure that your child can understand what you mean and respond effectively.
7. Use stories and examples: Use stories and examples to illustrate ideas and educate children. This way can better attract children's attention and make them understand and remember the information to be conveyed by the residence.
8. Provide feedback and guidance: Give children positive feedback and guidance to help them improve and grow. Encourage them to think about solutions to problems, not just provide answers.
Parents should establish an open and supportive communication atmosphere, encourage their children to share their thoughts and feelings and actively participate in their children's lives. Through effective communication with children, parents can better understand their needs and concerns and help them grow and develop.