1, pocket money strategy: You can give your child some pocket money from an early age, but when he does something wrong, he must deduct the money for punishment. If the child is really naughty, and the pocket money of the month is deducted or even reversed, you can ask him to owe money first, and then take his favorite toys as collateral. He won't be able to redeem his toys until next month's payday.

2, "scare" strategy: If children are picky about food, don't eat vegetables, and eat candy, chocolate, potato chips or hamburgers without restraint, then parents can collect some pictures about overweight people and tell them that if they don't change their eating habits, they will become as fat as these people and will never become "Superman" or "Spider-Man".

3, penalty station strategy: set up a penalty station at home, it is best to see the living room or kitchen, and even the game room. When a child is naughty and does something wrong, he must stand there and reflect, while watching his brothers and sisters who have not made mistakes play and eat.

4. Appropriate face-losing strategy: If the child gets up in the morning and delays school time because of dawdling or fighting, let him go to school in pajamas. Parents can also give their children a big hug and a loud kiss in front of classmates. This method is especially effective for small "men" over 6 years old.

5, starvation strategy: If the child often can't finish eating, then simply starve him to death. Before sending the child to bed directly, the child must watch his parents finish all his favorite meals.

6. Labor strategy: Don't worry that you are enslaving children, and cultivate the habit of serving others as soon as possible. It is a glorious task for children to cook simple meals, clean the room and help their parents with slippers and beer.

7. "Monster" strategy: There will always be cabinets for storing valuables or dangerous goods at home. If there are children under 4 years old at home, then he must know and firmly believe that there are "monsters" in these cabinets that will eat children.

8. "Lost" strategy: If the child can't learn to clean up his toys, give him an ultimatum: if he doesn't clean up within 24 hours, he will lose these toys forever, and his parents won't buy him any more toys. If the child is still disobedient, the ultimatum will be carried out to the end, because once he breaks his word, the child will never take his parents' words seriously again. Therefore, before adopting this strategy, parents should first consider whether they are really willing to throw away the toys they have spent money on.