Just because you are sweet doesn't mean you have no temper.

Tell the child honestly: "mom lost her temper." Parents are human beings, and they lose their temper. Everyone will sometimes have improper emotional control and need mutual understanding and care.

Tell your child clearly what you want him to do, such as "Mom wants you to keep the good habit of brushing your teeth carefully". "Mom wants you to finish your homework before you play.

Describe the present situation objectively, and don't vent your emotions on your children: "I have told you hundreds of times, don't throw toys everywhere, why can't you clean them up yourself?" Just say the reason why you are angry: mom is too tired from work, and I don't want to go home and see toys all over the floor. If you can form the good habit of going home after using it, mom will be very happy to go home.

Try to understand children and give them time to grow up. If you care too much, you will fall into anxiety, and if you expect too much, you will.

Eager for success, educating children if they are impatient and blindly attached to their children will easily lead to a vicious circle of "the more anxious, the less efficient".

Be bigger, conform to the law of children's physical and mental development, and accompany children to grow up with understanding and acceptance.