1, learning problems: children's academic performance is not good, or a subject is particularly weak, resulting in the overall performance is affected. Parents may feel anxious and helpless and don't know how to help their children improve their grades.

2. Behavioral problems: Some children may have behavioral problems, such as disobedience, disrespect for others and lack of self-discipline. Parents may feel helpless and disappointed, and don't know how to guide their children to correct bad behavior.

3. Emotional problems: Children's emotions may be affected, such as anxiety, depression and inferiority. Parents may feel distressed and helpless and don't know how to help their children deal with emotional problems.

4. Interpersonal communication problems: Children may have problems when interacting with peers or teachers, such as social barriers, bullying others or being bullied by others. Parents may feel worried and confused and don't know how to help their children deal with interpersonal problems.

5. Hobbies: Children may not be interested in some hobbies, but parents want their children to try or learn these hobbies. Parents may feel disappointed and helpless, and don't know how to guide their children to develop hobbies.

Ways to educate children:

1. Set an example: Parents are children's first teachers, and their behaviors and attitudes have the greatest influence on children. Therefore, parents should be role models for their children, maintain good behavior habits and attitudes, and become role models for their children.

2. Establish good communication: Establishing a good communication relationship with children is an important prerequisite for educating children. Parents should listen to their children's thoughts and feelings, respect their opinions and guide them to look at problems correctly.

3. Cultivate independence: Children need to gradually learn to be independent. Parents should encourage their children to do it themselves and cultivate their self-care ability and problem-solving ability.

4. Give appropriate rewards and punishments: Parents should give appropriate rewards and punishments according to their children's performance. Reward can motivate children to work harder, and punishment can correct children's wrong behavior.

5. Cultivate good moral character: Children should have good moral character, such as honesty, trustworthiness and respect for others. Parents should pay attention to cultivating their children's moral education and let them become moral and responsible people.

6. Provide a good learning environment: Children need a good learning environment to learn knowledge and skills. Parents should provide suitable learning materials and tools to create a quiet and comfortable learning environment for their children.

7. Encourage children to explore new things: children are naturally curious and like to explore new things. Parents should encourage their children to try new things and cultivate their innovative ability and exploration spirit.