Childhood is a critical stage in the development of children's personality, temperament and gender consciousness. For those children who have a clear understanding of gender, we should pay attention to cultivating children's gender awareness and distinguish the gender of others through some external characteristics, such as the length of hair and the color of clothes. However, in real life, the gender characteristics of the body are always covered up, so they are rarely used by children as the basis for judgment. ...

Parents and teachers should clearly tell their children that reproductive organs are as indispensable as our eyes, nose and heart. ...

Children are innocent, so it is much better to let them know some gender knowledge earlier than to ponder it slowly by themselves. ...

Pay attention to whether children have gender bias as soon as possible. Once the child is found to be different from his own gender, he should be guided as early as possible, improve the environmental conditions for the child's growth, and strive to help the child correct gender bias before the age of 4.