If we want our children to achieve something in the future, we must first become their heroes. Let them know that from small things to major responsibilities, they need a solid "shoulder" to bear. So, how to cultivate children's sense of responsibility?

Let the children be responsible for themselves.

Start with small things, from eating and dressing to cleaning the room, patiently guide the children and let them learn to take care of themselves. In this way, after going to school, they will be responsible for their own study and don't have to worry about their parents.

Make children responsible for their families.

At school age, give children some family tasks to make them realize that as family members, they have the responsibility and obligation to share family affairs. In this way, they will cultivate love and responsibility for their families and relatives.

Let children learn to be responsible for their own groups.

Whether it is playmates, classes or school groups, encourage children to pay more and help others, especially the weak. In this way, they may become team leaders and get along better with their partners.

Cultivate children's sense of social responsibility

Educate children to abide by social morality, participate in voluntary labor and fund-raising activities, and cultivate children's sense of responsibility to society.