Now most families have only one child, and the child naturally becomes the "little sun" at home, and everyone revolves around the child. In such a family atmosphere, children have everything they want, which is easy to make children have a natural psychology, and then make children not know how to care and understand others. In fact, parents can educate their children to be grateful. ?

When a child's heart is grateful, there will be less dissatisfaction and complaints in his life, and he can calmly look at all the changes and things encountered in life and study. And this grateful attitude towards life will also give children more help and opportunities on the road of growth, thus having more possibilities of success.

In life, people are often moved by small things. As long as children are grateful, they can feel the hard work of their parents, the teaching of teachers, the help of friends, and the little beauty in life. We should let children have a grateful heart, instead of being numb and indifferent to life, so that children can grow up healthily.

There are several suggestions on how to cultivate children's sense of gratitude:

First, tell children that nothing in life is right.

Although "no pains, no gains", but there is cultivation, it does not mean that there will be gains; If you don't work hard, you will definitely get nothing. Children's study and life are the same, and nothing should be, so learn to be grateful and forget the word "should". Let children learn to say "thank you" to everyone and everything they meet, whether it is good or bad, and they must have a grateful attitude, so that children can get rich wealth from it.

Second, gratitude should start with small things.

The most important thing in life is the little things. Let children learn to be grateful. Starting from small things is the best way for children to feel help and give back to help. For example, taking the initiative to help the teacher clean the blackboard, being polite to the teacher, respecting the teacher's concern and understanding for parents, and sharing worries for parents are all good gratitude behaviors, which can also make children feel grateful and satisfied.

Third, encourage children to be grateful.

Children's gratitude is not only gratitude to their parents, but also an extended gratitude emotion. It is an act of gratitude to take the initiative to care about the physical condition of the elders, to help students with difficulties and to donate their pocket money to the disaster areas. We must give our children timely encouragement.