Children's ostentatious behavior often causes jealousy and dissatisfaction among other children. Therefore, as parents, we need to help children realize the influence of this behavior and let them learn to interact with others appropriately. Here are some ways to educate children:

Talking about the consequences of behavior

Discuss with your child what effect his ostentatious behavior will have on other children, try to make your child realize that this behavior may cause envy and jealousy of other children, and consider what effect it will have on their friendship.

Learn to share and support.

Promote a better relationship between children and other children, and encourage them to pay more attention to the mutually beneficial relationship with others in their personal lives. For example, when sharing your success with other children, you should show that you sincerely recognize the contributions and help of other children and express your support and encouragement to them.

Find the right theme

When children focus on their own success and achievements, they can be guided to find other children who may be interested and have common topics and topics. This will not only attract more communication, but also allow other children to share their interests and topics while enjoying success.

Praise children's good behavior.

Encourage children to think of others and provide help. When children don't show off too much and can consciously pay attention to others, they need to appreciate and support their behavior, show a fair evaluation of them and help children grow up better.