Parental priority
As a child's first teacher, parents should first set an example and show correct table manners. Sit upright, don't talk loudly when eating, don't interrupt at will, etc. , are all excellent qualities worthy of children's learning.
Clear rules
Make some simple and easy-to-understand table rules so that children can understand what to do at the table. For example, don't talk loudly, don't throw food at will, and don't leave your seat at will. At the same time, let the children understand the consequences of violating the rules.
Step by step guidance
Start with small things and gradually guide children to develop good table manners. For example, teach them how to use tableware correctly and how to ask their elders politely. In this way, children can keep learning and making progress in practice.
Family dinner time
Organize family dinners regularly, so that children can feel the importance of table manners in a pleasant atmosphere. Sharing delicious food and exchanging experiences with family members can not only enhance the parent-child relationship, but also help children learn how to behave in formal occasions in a subtle way.
RPG
Let the children simulate different dining table scenes through role-playing. For example, playing with elders to eat, eating with friends and other scenes. In this way, children can better understand and use etiquette rules and improve their social skills.
Timely praise and reward
When children show good table manners, they should be praised and rewarded in time. This will not only enhance their self-confidence and enthusiasm, but also encourage them to continue to perform well in their daily lives.
Patience and persistence
Educating children requires patience and persistence. Don't expect children to master all the etiquette rules at once, but give them enough time and opportunities to learn and practice. Only persistent guidance and education can help children develop good table manners.