2. Create sharing opportunities: In daily life, you can create some sharing opportunities, such as letting children play with their brothers and sisters, or letting children help distribute food during meals.
3. Guide children to understand the meaning of sharing: tell stories and watch movies to guide children to understand the meaning of sharing and let them know that sharing can make everyone feel happy.
4. Praise children's sharing behavior: When children take the initiative to share, parents should give praise and encouragement to make children feel that sharing is something to be proud of.
5. Educate children to respect others: While educating children to know how to share, they should also educate children to respect others and not force others to share because they want other people's things.
6. Cultivate children's empathy: Let children put themselves in their shoes and think about whether they will be unhappy if something they like is taken away by others. In this way, children can better understand the importance of sharing.
7. Appropriate rewards: When children can take the initiative to share, they can give appropriate rewards, such as praise, or send some small gifts, which can motivate children to share more.