Experiencing hunger training
In today's rich material, children seldom worry about food. From infancy, we are always eager to breastfeed our children. But letting children take the initiative to find food can stimulate their survival instinct. When they grow up, we should cultivate them to eat regularly and avoid snacks and tasteless food.
Participate in labor training
In modern families, children and labor seem to be drifting away. However, housework can make children exercise and cultivate a sense of responsibility and tenacity. Let children participate in housework and learn to live independently from an early age.
Frustrated temper
A smooth childhood may lead to a weak will. We need to artificially set some difficulties, so that children can cultivate tough will and courage by solving problems and overcoming difficulties. Let children learn to face setbacks, so as to better adapt to future life.
Learn to exercise restraint.
Educated children know what to do and what not to do. A clear code of conduct from an early age helps children form good behavior habits. Let children learn self-discipline to better adapt to social rules.