Emotions should not be blocked.
It is normal for children to have emotions. In fact, when many children vent their emotions, parents turn a deaf ear to reprimands, which is actually unfair, or some negative emotions generated in life need to be vented in some appropriate ways, so once emotions are generated, they should be channeled instead of preventing children from expressing them. For example, when children feel frustrated, they can express their emotions and relieve psychological pressure by crying. Or tell others what happened to them by talking to them to seek sympathy, understanding and support.
Give your child some tolerance.
Every child is an independent individual, and every child's growth is different. Therefore, in this process, parents should be as tolerant as possible, don't rush for success, wait patiently for their children, and slowly learn to control their emotions. At the beginning, there may be no way to do it well and achieve the expected results, but believe that children can grow up slowly. Don't give children too much psychological burden, which is not conducive to their healthy growth.
Finally, parents have a great influence on their children, so parents must attach importance to their children's family education and let them grow into a person with high emotional intelligence.