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The 8-year-old boy pinched the Great Wall of Wan Li with mud. How should parents cultivate their children's hobbies?
The 8-year-old boy actually pinched out the Great Wall of Wan Li with mud and went to the news hot search. Netizens not only think that the boy's practical ability is too strong, but also agree with his parents' educational methods. It turns out that boys and mothers pay attention to cultivating children's hobbies since childhood. After discovering that their son was particularly interested in kneading plasticine, they began to constantly exercise his hands-on ability in this field. During this period, he took the initiative to teach him to pinch some interesting and complicated toys, which led to the now lifelike Great Wall of Wan Li. At the same time, it also proves a truth that whether a child is excellent or not depends on how parents educate him, guide him and exercise him. As long as these three points are done well, any child can become very good. What makes these three points particularly obvious is to cultivate children's hobbies. In the news, the boy's parents demonstrated it. What should ordinary parents do?

First, encouraging children to encourage more is to give them confidence, let them insist on doing one thing and believe that they can do one thing well. So interested? Germination? I plant it in my heart, and then I just need to wait for it to sprout slowly. At the same time, encouragement also gives children courage. In the process of trying new things, they will encounter all kinds of difficulties, sometimes they will shrink back and sometimes they will feel afraid. At this time, parents should be the most solid backing, constantly cheering him up and letting the children bravely take the next step.

Second, helping children do anything will not be smooth sailing. Even if he likes it very much, as long as he studies it too deeply, he will always encounter various problems. At this time, parents will help him. Of course, the help here is not to completely replace him to solve the problem, but to provide him with ideas. What really needs to be done is for the children themselves. By working hard to complete a work and solving a difficult problem by relying on one's own wisdom, this sense of accomplishment is very refreshing and will also make children work harder, so parents must provide support when necessary.

Third, give more feedback. Everyone is eager to share and be recognized by others. Therefore, in terms of hobbies, children naturally hope that someone can share these interesting things with them and provide some suggestions. This requires parents to participate and give each other more feedback, both good and bad, so that he won't feel bored.