Cultivate children's cognitive ability, interpersonal skills, self-care ability and good habits in the game, and treat children's "resistance behavior" correctly.

Developing cognitive ability in games

What children know can be made into games, and children can naturally know these things in the process of playing. Practice children's various sensory abilities through games.

Develop interpersonal skills

Let children contact more people and exercise their communication skills in contact. In the family, we should create some conditions for children to have the opportunity to play with their partners, constantly adapt to and care about each other in contact activities, and learn how to play together.

Cultivate self-care ability

The 3-year-old child is quite comfortable with the basic movements of the body and hands. At this time, it is necessary to cultivate the practice of self-care ability. In daily life, children can learn to do things independently with the help of adults.

Correctly treat resistance behavior

It is important to understand and meet children's needs for independent action, create as many conditions as possible to meet children's needs for various activities, and let children have something to do. In the event of resistance, adults should not be impatient with children, let alone confront them. They should be patient and try their best to create conditions to satisfy them.