When criticizing children, we must pay attention to the method, and never turn over old scores all the time. The educational method of turning over old scores is totally undesirable. Some parents get angry when educating their children. Educators may be influenced by children's past events. For example, once your child makes a small mistake, parents will always use this small mistake to say things when criticizing their children in the future. If mom and dad are always like this, then for children, this small mistake will never pass, and children will feel that a person has no chance to change.

Give the child a chance to correct, so parents should first give the child a chance to correct and recognize the child's change. Only in this way can their children become better, and only in this way can their children become better. Therefore, parents must know not to turn over old scores, because the education method of turning over old scores is very unfavorable to children, especially to parent-child relationship. This kind of education will make children feel that this matter will never pass.

Don't always dig up old scores. When parents criticize their children, they should remember that if their children make mistakes, they should criticize them accordingly, but this criticism can only be based on this matter. In addition, parents should not criticize their children. Outside criticism will only annoy children again and again, and the relationship between children and parents will become more and more rigid in this process, so parents must grasp the degree of educating their children.

Parents must master the correct methods when educating their children. Only in this way can their children become better. Never turn over old scores all the time, because turning over old scores is a very obvious mistake, and in this case, children will not correct their mistakes, but their relationship with their parents will become more and more rigid, and they will not get along well with their parents over time, and parents will not be able to educate their children well.