When a child's behavior may cause harm, he should be told directly and clearly that it is wrong to do so. Biting or hitting people will hurt others.

Ma Bao should pay attention to her attitude. She can't yell at the children when they make mistakes. Maybe I was confused by being scolded before I realized that I was wrong.

Second, help children vent their dissatisfaction.

Parents must promptly channel their children's negative emotions and cannot be indifferent. Your neglect will only make children more aggressive.

When a child is in a hurry to attack others, provide him with other options, such as giving him a pillow to dispose of at will, teaching him to stomp hard to vent his dissatisfaction, or telling the child that he can come to you for help next time when he is angry.

Third, don't let children benefit from the attack.

The baby does not deliberately choose to use force to compete for toys, but is just an instinctive self-defense or psychological feature.

However, once he has benefited from such actions and tasted the sweetness, he may associate attacking others with gaining benefits, and he will increasingly like to exchange what he wants with others through attacks.

Fourth, pay attention to your words and deeds.

Quarrels and even fights between family members will have a subtle influence on children, so adults must avoid children when solving disputes.

Parents should show their due dignity when the baby hits people at home. Don't laugh at it, let alone enjoy the unique cuteness when the baby loses his temper, and don't take the initiative to make the baby lose his temper and hit people.