1. Self-reflection: First of all, mothers need to reflect on whether their education methods are too strict. Know your own behavior and attitude and its influence on children.
2. Communicate with your partner or relatives: Communicate with your partner or relatives and share your thoughts and concerns. They can provide support and encouragement to help mothers overcome difficulties in the process of change.
3. Receive training or consultation: seek professional training or consultation, and obtain more moderate educational methods and skills. This can help mothers gradually change their education methods and establish a closer relationship with their children.
4. Establish a positive parent-child relationship: By establishing a positive parent-child relationship with children, mothers can cultivate their children's self-esteem and self-confidence. This helps to reduce children's stress and anxiety and promote their growth and development.
5. Learn to listen and communicate: Learn to listen to children's thoughts and feelings and respect their opinions. Through good communication, mothers can better understand their children's needs and problems and find more suitable solutions.
6. Give children more autonomy: Allow children to make their own decisions and take responsibility at an appropriate age and range. This helps to cultivate children's ability to think and solve problems independently.
It should be pointed out that the transition process takes time and patience. Mothers need to make continuous efforts and gradually adjust their education methods in order to establish a healthier and more positive parent-child relationship.