Making a hullabaloo about when a child makes a mistake is ineffective for education, and it may be counterproductive to some extent. The first thing parents should know is that children's growth is always a process of making mistakes. Some children don't know that what they are doing is a mistake, so what parents should do is correct guidance and education, and consciously teach their children to find mistakes and make improvements. For children, what parents should do is to let their children do their own things in time and then make remedies. When children make progress, encourage them in time. In this process, they will also have a sense of responsibility, gradually know where they are wrong and make changes. At the same time, we can also set some rules for children and tell them what not to touch. In this process, children will also have their own bottom line.

When children make mistakes, parents should pay attention to their attitude. Some parents will always be particularly angry after their children make mistakes, and will try their best to criticize their children, and may hurt their children with some rude language. In fact, this way will only hurt their self-esteem and self-confidence, and will also affect the relationship between parents and children, and may also make them not know what mistakes they have made. Therefore, in the process of criticizing their children, parents must maintain a peaceful attitude, calmly deal with problems, and let children truly realize where their mistakes are.

Parents should also set an example in the process of educating their children, be a good example, and resolutely don't do something impossible in front of their children. When children point out their parents' mistakes, parents should also correct their attitude and improve in time. When you make a mistake, you should admit your mistake generously, so that under the influence of parents, children will face up to their mistakes and bear them, and realize that mistakes are not terrible, and it is important to correct them.

Finally, children will make mistakes when they grow up, so parents must treat their children's mistakes correctly. When children admit their mistakes, they will affirm their progress in time and let them grow up slowly in this process.