Children's social emotions are cultivated and developed in social communication, and various practical experiences and different living environments are the basis and important conditions for children to develop social emotions. Parents should take their children to participate in group activities to help them adapt to group life. Gradually teach children to learn to control their emotions in collective life without affecting others. Teach them basic interpersonal skills and understand the needs of others. Know what to do and what not to do. At the same time, give children more opportunities to work and do housework, such as watering flowers, pulling weeds, sweeping the floor and washing dishes. Develop the good habit of being diligent and thrifty and loving labor, and experience the happiness of harvesting the fruits of labor.