Children's procrastination may be due to lack of motivation, self-discipline or time management ability. In order to help children change this bad habit, you can try the following methods:

Set goals and deadlines

Help children set clear goals and deadlines, so that children can clearly know when they need to complete a task. At the same time, children can be taught how to break down big tasks into small steps to make them easier to complete.

Increase interest

Understand children's interests, try to combine tasks with children's interests, and improve children's enthusiasm for completing tasks.

Set rewards and punishments

According to children's preferences, set corresponding rewards for completing tasks, such as toys, snacks or play time. At the same time, appropriate punishment measures can be set up, such as reducing game time, so that children can understand the consequences of delay.

Make a timetable

Guide children to establish schedules and plan daily tasks and activities. This helps to cultivate children's time management ability, so that they gradually get used to acting according to the plan.

Enhance sense of responsibility

Let children undertake certain housework tasks and cultivate their sense of responsibility. In the process of finishing housework, children will gradually learn to take responsibility and self-discipline

Be patient and encourage.

Changing habits takes time and continuous efforts. As parents, we should be patient and give encouragement and support to our children in time.

lead by example

As parents, we should be role models for our children. I should also abide by the time plan and let the children learn good habits from their side without delay.