Cultivation of trust: Early childhood is the key period to build trust. Through the trust and support of parents and teachers, children can build self-confidence and security and cultivate positive personality. Parents can build children's trust by supporting their children to try new things, encouraging them to express their views, and giving affirmation and praise.
Cultivation of self-esteem: Early childhood is a critical period for the formation of self-esteem. By respecting children's personality differences, paying attention to praise and encouragement, and letting children participate in decision-making, we can cultivate children's self-esteem and self-confidence and promote their positive development.
Emotional management: Early childhood is a critical period of emotional management ability. Parents and teachers can help children learn to manage their emotions and develop a positive emotional attitude by understanding and respecting their emotions, teaching emotional expression skills, cultivating patience and communication skills.
Cultivation of social skills: Early childhood is a critical period for the formation of social skills. By creating social environment, providing social opportunities and teaching communication skills, children can learn to cooperate, share and communicate with others, and cultivate social skills and interpersonal relationships.
Cultivation of good habits: The cultivation of good habits is an important aspect of character building. Parents and teachers can help children develop good habits and promote the cultivation of positive character through example demonstration, regular reward, restraint and discipline.
In a word, the cultivation of children's character requires the joint efforts of parents and teachers, paying attention to children's emotions, thinking and behavior, and guiding children to grow up healthily, actively and confidently through various means.