Tell a story first.
A friend's family has a 5-year-old child named Coco, who likes to torture the goldfish at home. My friend keeps a lot of goldfish at home. Coco always grabs them and says, "Look at how they breathe". Because of the poor control ability when I was a child, goldfish easily fell to the ground, half dead. Friends not only don't stop cocoa, but also think it is a sign of children's curiosity and encourage him.
Until one day, Coco took out his toy scissors and said that he would dissect live goldfish to see their body structure.
My friend panicked and felt that there was something wrong with his education method.
But at this time, cocoa has developed the habit of abusing small animals. When going out to meet cats and dogs, or visiting other people's homes and seeing other people's pets, Coco must try to hit them twice. He likes to watch pets being chased around by him or being tortured by him to scream.
If children are already abusing animals, parents should educate them like this.
1. Parents must be calm when they find their children abusing animals, and don't educate their children by violent means, which will aggravate their abusive behavior. Parents should pay attention to strategies in education.
2. We should have in-depth communication with children, find out their true thoughts of cruelty to animals, and see if they want to vent their emotions out of curiosity or depression.
3. If out of curiosity, we can guide them to read relevant books or tell them relevant stories to satisfy their curiosity; If it is psychological depression, we should change the way of education and reflect on our own behavior. Is our discipline too strict?
4. Children should be educated in empathy and love at ordinary times, telling them how small animals feel after being abused, so that they can know how to care for small animals and become caring people.