Parents must be accurate in their words and resolute in their actions. Some adults are ambiguous about what they say. This will bring some bad effects to children. Maybe children will feel that some words only need to be expressed orally and don't need to be practiced by action. Our little nephew often says that he must keep his word and not lie. Because my brother and sister-in-law never lie to him and never promise him anything easily. Once promised, it will be realized. Therefore, parents must keep their word.

We should also pay attention to speed in our actions. When it comes to resolute implementation, don't procrastinate. If you promise a child to buy him a watch. Then you should buy it for him in time, and then tell him that the purpose of buying a watch is to seize the time and not to delay. This kind of education often gets twice the result with half the effort. I sometimes do things quickly at home, because my mother does the same. Under this subtle education, I will be gradually changed.