Get up by yourself first. If the fall is not serious, let the child get up by himself. If it is serious, it is another matter. Adults should not help children when they see them fall. Too many times, the child will get bigger. If the child falls, he will wait for you to help him. I remember a parent-teacher meeting, when the teacher told the children that after you fell and got up, ask if the object or the ground that caused you to fall hurt and apologize to them. It is said to cultivate children's love. You can try. Very useful.

It's not that you don't help or hurt the "generous" fall, but that every time you just help, you will instill a wrong concept in your child, thinking that only people can get up with help, which has nothing to do with the results caused by their own actions! In the long run, children will not only have serious dependence, but also lose the nature of thinking, judging and observing things! Children are a piece of meat that their parents have fallen off. Parents will not feel bad, and the wrong way will hurt them for life. Faced with such a problem, wise parents will patiently tell their children the reasons for falling and how to avoid it.