1. Stay calm: First of all, as a parent or guardian, stay calm and don't be too nervous or angry. This will help ease children's nervousness and make them more likely to accept the consequences.
2. Know the situation: Ask the child why he broke the bowl, whether it was unintentional or intentional. Understanding the reasons helps to analyze children's behavior and educational methods.
3. Admit your mistake: Tell your child that you have made a mistake and should be responsible for your actions. Let them know that everyone makes mistakes, and the key is to learn from them.
4. Comfort your child: Give your child some comfort and support, and let them know that you understand their worries and fears. Tell them that you will help them solve their problems, but also let them take some responsibility.
5. Cleaning up sundries: Clean up the broken bowls and prevent scratches or other accidents while ensuring the safety of children.
6. Analyze the loss: evaluate the value of the damaged bowl and the possibility of repair. If the bowl can't be repaired, you can consider buying a new substitute. At the same time, you can also take this opportunity to educate children to learn to cherish things.
7. Guide children to take responsibility: let them take certain responsibilities according to their age and behavior. For example, let them pay for their own bowls, or take part in housework to make up for their losses.
8. Summing up the experience and lessons: Discuss this matter with the children afterwards, so that the children can realize their mistakes and learn from them. At the same time, we should also praise their performance and attitude in dealing with problems.