Adopt cold treatment.
When a child loses his temper, don't teach or blame at once, but divert his attention. You can take them to another room, tell stories, share interesting things and give gentle hints. Let children realize that losing their temper can't get the desired result, and gradually they will learn to control their emotions.
Listen to the children's demands
Knowing the reason why the child lost his temper is the key. Listen to their demands and communicate with them deeply. At the same time, find out the reasons for the child's rebellion and work with the teacher to find a solution. Only in this way can we gradually reduce the frequency of children losing their temper and alleviate their emotional problems.
Guide children with positive examples.
When a child loses his temper, parents should calm down first and then guide him according to the specific situation. Guide them with positive examples and teach them how to deal with problems correctly through stories in children's programs or similar situations. With the growth of age, children will gradually learn to control their emotions.
Do not overreact or use violence.
Never overreact or use violence when a child loses his temper, which will only aggravate the problem. Parents should deal with it calmly, guide them according to the specific situation, and guide their children to deal with problems correctly.