1. Provide other activities for children: let children participate in other interesting activities, such as puzzles, painting, playing with mud, etc. To distract their interest in the table.

2. Communicate with children: Tell children that doodling on the table will damage furniture and let them know the consequences of this behavior.

3. Establish rules: Make family rules, such as not allowing graffiti on the table and setting corresponding punishment measures.

4. Provide suitable tools: provide children with suitable painting tools, such as colored pencils and watercolor pens, so that they can have a special place to paint.

5. Monitor children's behavior: always pay attention to children's behavior and stop children from doodling on the table in time.

6. Praise good behavior: When children stop doodling on the table, give praise and rewards to encourage them to continue to maintain good behavior.

7. Lead by example: As parents, lead by example, don't scribble on the table and set a good example for children.