Goal setting

Let children know the importance of completing tasks and help them set clear goals. Setting small goals can make it easier for children to master their own progress and prepare for the ultimate big goal.

Timely incentive

Give children enough incentives and rewards to encourage them to complete their tasks. Affirm children's efforts and achievements, and let children realize the value of efforts.

Cultivate self-discipline

Educating children to perform tasks according to their own plans can cultivate their self-discipline. Let children learn self-control and introspection, and help them build good time management and planning skills.

Combination of rewards and punishments

When children procrastinate, appropriate punishment measures can be taken, such as depriving children of time for certain recreational activities. At the same time, do a good job of rewarding children after completing tasks and let them experience the happiness of completing tasks.

lead by example

Parents also need to set an example and let their children learn good behavior habits. If parents themselves have bad procrastination, it is difficult to effectively educate their children not to procrastinate.

Firm support and encouragement

Most importantly, parents need to give their children firm support and encouragement, so that children can complete their tasks with confidence and pleasure. It is not advisable to indulge children's procrastination, which needs timely guidance and correction.