♀? Deal with one's emotions
Try to control and handle your emotions before interacting with your children. Help yourself calm down by taking a deep breath, relaxing and looking for emotional outlets. Self-reflection and emotional management training are helpful to deal with negative emotions.
Understand children's needs and opinions.
Try to put yourself in the other's shoes and understand your child's feelings and opinions. This can help you to treat the problem more calmly and find more effective solutions.
Give children proper expectations and guidance.
Set appropriate expectations in advance for the problems that children may encounter. Provide clear guidance and guidance to help them learn and grow from their mistakes.
Establish good communication with children.
It is very important to maintain positive, respectful and frank communication. Listen to and understand children's opinions, encourage them to express their views and emotions, and discuss possible solutions with them.
Use a positive feedback and reward system
Encourage children to continue their positive efforts by actively strengthening and rewarding their good behaviors and efforts. This helps to establish a positive and supportive family environment.
Seek support
If you find it difficult to control your emotions, you can consider seeking support and advice from other parents, education experts or mental health experts.