Establishing equal communication with children is an important part of family education. How to make children feel our respect and understanding, how to make children better agree with our views, and how to avoid saying "no" to children are all issues we need to think about. Next, we will discuss how to establish equal communication with children from three aspects.

Equal communication

To establish equal communication with children, it is necessary to break the feeling that adults are above, squat down as much as possible, and communicate positively with children. Only on the basis of equality will children be more willing to communicate with us.

Get the child's approval

Getting children's approval is an important part of establishing equal communication. We can tell our children the truth through negotiation, rather than simply allowing or prohibiting it. This kind of communication is deeper and more effective.

Avoid saying no to children.

Avoiding saying "no" to children is an important prerequisite for establishing equal communication. We can provide children with more choices instead of denying them. Affirmation and encouragement are the driving force for children's growth. Let's give them more active guidance and support.