Every child has a dream when he is young. Some people want to be scientists, others want to be astronauts. Everyone's dreams are different. But when children grow up, parents may find that their dreams are suddenly gone. Where did these wild dreams go?

The importance of dreams to children?

Guide the direction of efforts

When children have dreams, they often have a direction to work hard at the same time. If a child wants to be a teacher, it is necessary to cultivate his language ability and management ability.

Have the motivation to work hard.

Children's dreams must be what children like. I will also be interested in the fields contained in my dreams. Interest can often bring motivation to work hard. Therefore, having a dream is also the driving force for children to work hard.

The formation of self-discipline

As the saying goes, habit becomes nature. When children persist in their dreams for a long time, they often form a good habit of self-discipline invisibly.

What is the law of dreams? The law of dreams holds that if a person has a dream in his heart, his life will be full of hope and it is possible to create unexpected miracles. Childhood is the starting point of every child's dream, and the fantasy of life is often easier to lay the foundation for the child's future life. As a parent, he should take care of every dream of his child's growth.

How do parents use the dream rule?

1. Identify with children's dreams. Children's dreams should not be laughed at or ignored. No matter how absurd and unrealistic this dream is, it is very important for children to get praise and recognition from their parents.

2. Planning children's dreams: Children often don't know how to realize their dreams because of their limited cognitive level, so parents often need to help their children plan correctly and realize the necessary goals of their dreams.

3. Guide children to dream. Some children's dreams are at least linked to reality, but others are divorced from reality.

Therefore, parents should reasonably guide their children to break their illusions and connect with reality.