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How to train smarter children
Answer your child's questions as carefully and patiently as possible;

Carefully look for the problem from the questions raised by the children;

Provide a place for children to show their work results;

If the child has some unfinished creations, such as oil painting, watercolor painting, sculpture, etc. , endure messy workspace;

Provide a room or part of a room for the child's own use;

Let children know that they love him because of "himself", not "his achievements";

Make children responsible for their actions;

Assist children to make their own plans;

Take children to travel to scenic spots;

Teach children how to improve the work they do;

Encourage children to live in harmony with children from different backgrounds and environments;

Set a reasonable code of conduct for your child to see if he really abides by it;

Never compare children with other people's children;

Never punish a child in an abusive way;

Provide children's favorite books and materials;

Encourage children to think objectively;

Read to children on time;

Teach children to develop the habit of reading very early;

Encourage children to make up stories and fantasies;

Carefully consider the individual needs of each child;

Spend some time alone with your children every day;

Allow children the opportunity to express their opinions on family affairs;

Never laugh at children because they make mistakes;

Encourage children to tell stories and recite poems;

Encourage children to live in harmony with adults;

Design experiments to help children explore the principles of things;

Let children do experiments with all kinds of old things;

Encourage children to explore problems and seek solutions;

Carefully identify special advantages from children's activities to praise him;

Avoid empty praise;

Sincerely show all kinds of feelings for children;

Every life theme is willing to discuss with children;

Give children the opportunity to make decisions;

Encourage children to become independent people;

Help children find out the programs worth watching on TV;

Encourage children to carefully measure their abilities;

Never tell your child when he fails: "I can't do it well either."

Encourage children to behave as independent adults as possible;

Attach great importance to children's opinions;

I would rather the child failed because of his own mistakes than I succeeded in doing most of the work for him.