1, let the child know how to be grateful, first let him know how to be grateful. Children don't even know what kindness is. How can they be grateful? As a parent, you should first tell your children: Who gave you life, who gave you food, who bought you clothes and who sent you to school? Who sings children's songs for you and tells stories for you? Who will give you a fan to drive away the heat, and who will sleep with you? Who teaches you knowledge in class and who patiently answers your problems? Who will play games with you after class and who will whisper to you? Who helps you when you are in trouble and who shares it with you when you are happy? Who taught you work skills and who brought you up together? Who silently wishes you, who sincerely wishes you health? Those who pay without asking for anything in return and applaud you with their lives are all kindness on your way to life. Also tell the children that you, your organs, deserve your gratitude. You can walk with your legs, talk with your mouth, do things with your hands, see with your eyes, breathe with your nostrils, taste all kinds of delicious food with your tongue, live with your heart, digest with your stomach and have strength with your bones. Don't be careless about these things. When you lack any of them, you will know how happy you are. People often know the value of regret, but when they regret it, it is too late.

2. Let the child know how to be grateful and let him be satisfied. As the saying goes, contentment is always happy. If a person doesn't know how to be content, push your luck, push your luck and ask others endlessly, then he won't be grateful. Parents should tell their children: you should have a contented mind. No matter how much help and care others give you, you should feel that it is a favor to yourself and feel very satisfied. Even a "thank you" is worth returning. Don't be dismissive of other people's concern, thinking it is too small and too common. Don't think what others should do, and ask others to do more and better for themselves, then your mind will become distorted, and you will fall into the whirlpool of greed, making it difficult to be happy.

3. Let the child know how to be grateful and let him know how to be grateful. Parents should tell their children that there is a lot of care and help, which may be one-off. There is still a lot of care and help. After a certain period of time, you may never come back. When you accept the care and help of others, you should cherish it. Times have changed, and only memories are left in a blink of an eye. Like the most beloved parents, they will die one day. They can't take care of you forever, and they can't take care of you forever. When you enjoy it, you don't cherish it. When you know how to cherish, you can't reproduce it. You only sigh in memory.

4. Let the child know how to be grateful and let him feel. When the book is used, I hate it less. It's not difficult. Let's talk about it later. No experience, no taste. Only by deeply experiencing, feeling and experiencing once will your children know more about kindness. Parents should tell their children: don't think it is easy for you to eat with a bowl, and don't think it is easy for you to spend money with a credit card. Have you ever tried experience work? Have you ever experienced the hardships of parents making money? Don't think the teacher is idle. Do you know how much effort it takes for a teacher to prepare lessons and correct homework? Do you know how anxious teachers are about their students' future? Don't think it's easy to say "hello" and "thank you". Do you say that every day? Do you always say that? You have to feel it and be grateful.