Letting children do what they like, consciously delaying and creating a harmonious and warm family are all effective ways to cultivate children's patience.

Let the child do what he likes.

Anyone who likes something will want to do it wholeheartedly. If a child wants to do what he likes, parents should give him the greatest support and let him do it with confidence.

Deliberate procrastination

It is not a good thing to meet children's needs without restriction. Under this "immediate satisfaction", the impatient child will develop, and he will become impatient, impatient, self-centered and ignorant of other people's efforts.

Create a harmonious and warm family

Teach children to be love-oriented. Only when children feel that they have enough love and security will they have the courage to try something they have never tried and accept change. When parents live in harmony, do things calmly, are not in a hurry, and know how to be polite, they will naturally provide a good demonstration and psychological environment for their children.