How does a busy father find time to educate his children?
How should fathers educate their children? China's parents always ignore their children's hearts and obey them by coercive means, which is a way to stifle their interests and advantages.
Interest is the key to success, and success must be indexed by interest. John F. Kennedy, success) Parents should follow their children's inner choices, not impose what they think is good on their children.
2. Be good friends with children.
Busy fathers have little time to spend with their children. When children aged 8 ~ 12 are lively and naughty, mothers will find it difficult to suppress them.
Therefore, no matter how busy you are at work, please take time to put down your parents' airs and take an active part in children's activities. Fathers often participate in activities with their children, and listening to their inner world is the best way to cultivate their self-confidence. Bernard Shaw.
3. Let compliments be mutual greetings. Appropriate praise and praise can make people feel happy.
8- 12 children are at the age of longing for care and praise. Father's proper praise and encouragement make them better and study one aspect they want to show harder. (family).
4. How should fathers educate their children and communicate with them more?
Quietly communicate face to face with your child, ask your child about his recent distress as a friend, solve his distress as a hero, let him trust his father and complain to him when he encounters difficulties.
Only when fathers educate their children and attend parent-teacher conferences can fathers better understand what their children are like at school. In the children's mind, the father also values himself. Communicate with teachers more, get more information about children's growth, and help children grow up with appropriate educational methods.
When I was a child, I never touched the spring water with my fingers. My mother arranged for me to eat and dress. It is difficult for such a child to be independent, so the father should distinguish himself from the spoiled mother, teach the child to be independent, do the housework he can do from an early age, and cultivate the child's independent ability.