First of all, parents should set an example, don't talk loudly in public places, don't litter, and don't show disgust for others, so as to pass on politeness and self-cultivation to their children.

Secondly, you can make an agreement for your child in advance. When we go to public places, many children will have the idea of buying things and want to make a loud noise, so parents can make an agreement for their children in advance and give them positive encouragement afterwards. If the child can't do it, you can kindly remind him.

As a child, his psychological expectation is: I have made an appointment with my parents, and he is more likely to be polite.

If we reach some agreement with our children on how to do this in public, we must abide by the principles. For example, we agreed not to buy a toy for our children, and as a result, the children couldn't help crying when they went. Therefore, as parents, it is more important to maintain principles than to maintain the so-called politeness at this time. Being able to implement this principle gently and firmly is more important than keeping children polite.

Because to put it bluntly, a person's so-called politeness is only an external presentation, and people who have agreements and rules are more likely to be polite.

? We need to repeat it in public, tell our children what to do and be educated and polite. After constant emphasis, this child will also implant such principles and methods in his heart, and this child will become a civilized and polite person more easily.