First of all, parents should cultivate their children's self-discipline from an early age. Self-discipline is the basis of understanding, so that children can control themselves in the face of temptation and not make wrong decisions easily. Parents can let their children know what they can and can't do by making some rules and regulations, and at the same time give them some autonomy to manage their time and behavior.
Secondly, parents should educate their children to have a sense of responsibility. Sense of responsibility is one of the important manifestations of being sensible. It allows children to take the initiative to take responsibility when facing problems instead of avoiding them. Parents can let their children participate in housework from an early age, let them know what impact their actions will bring to their families, and also let them know what impact their actions will bring to others.
Third, parents should educate their children to be polite. Politeness is one of the manifestations of understanding, which can make children more decent and popular when interacting with others. Parents can teach their children how to communicate with others, how to express their opinions, how to respect others' opinions, and let them know the importance of politeness.
Finally, parents should educate their children to be good at communication. Being good at communication is one of the manifestations of being sensible, which can make children more handy and fluent when interacting with others. Parents can teach their children how to communicate with others, how to express their ideas, how to listen to others' ideas, and let them know the importance of communication.
In a word, I think educating children to be sensible children requires parents' patience and teaching. Parents should cultivate their children's sense of self-discipline, responsibility, courtesy and good communication skills from an early age, so that children can gradually become a sensible person in the process of growing up.