1, psychological support therapy. There are often some psychological factors behind children crying, such as cowardice, insecurity and inferiority. Parents should analyze their children in time and deal with them in a targeted manner. For example, if a child feels wronged, parents can make the child cry appropriately, because crying can help the child to excrete emotions and is conducive to good health. But children must be taught that crying too often will lead to students and teachers' incomprehension and affect their normal study and life. Children must get rid of this problem.

2. Conduct behavioral intervention therapy. Parents should actively praise and encourage their children if their crying frequency drops. After praise and encouragement, children will be positively strengthened, and the frequency of crying will gradually decrease. However, if the crying behavior of children increases, appropriate punishment should be given in time, but on the whole, punishment is secondary and plays a supporting role.