1. Establish rules and restrictions: Parents should work with their children to formulate rules for playing time and strictly implement them. For example, you can only play games for one hour every day, or you can't play games until you finish your homework. This can help children develop good time management habits.
2. Communication and understanding: Parents should have an open dialogue with their children to understand why children like mobile games and their expectations and needs for games. By understanding children's thoughts and feelings, parents can better guide their children to treat games correctly.
3. Provide alternative activities: Parents can encourage their children to take part in other beneficial activities, such as outdoor sports, reading and painting. These activities can help children develop hobbies and reduce their dependence on mobile games.
4. The power of example: Parents should set an example and control the use time of mobile phones to avoid excessive addiction to mobile games. Parents can be self-disciplined in order to better educate their children.
5. Reward mechanism: Parents can set up a reward mechanism to encourage their children to complete learning tasks or play games after housework within a specified time. This can make children understand that only hard work can be rewarded.
In short, parents should take comprehensive educational measures, not only to formulate rules and restrictions, but also to communicate and understand with their children, and at the same time provide the power of alternative activities and role models, and establish a reward mechanism. Through these methods, parents can help their children get rid of the addiction of mobile games and cultivate good study and living habits.