Parents should master the principle of safety education for their children.
The so-called safety education is to complete all kinds of tasks or things you want to do on the basis of ensuring your own safety. Don't simply talk about rules before doing things, you should first make rules with your children, how to do each step, and how to avoid some problems.
In this process, what needs to be adjusted and paid attention to, what can be done with the help of parents, and what children must do independently are all decided before action, helping children to establish a sense of rules and form a self-protection mechanism.
Parents should tell their children that any activity should be based on ensuring life safety. Some parents are too strict and always ask their children to finish something quickly or overloaded, but in fact, before doing these things, parents should consider whether these things are competent and within their children's tolerance.
In other words, every activity of a child should be within the law of growth and development, in line with the sensitive period of the child's development. If it is difficult or dangerous for the child, don't let the child do it again.
Guided by children's interests. Many parents will distort the fact that under the protection of their parents, children dare to do anything, and as long as they have the support of their parents, they can challenge difficult movements.
In fact, if a child doesn't want to do it or doesn't notice its danger, he won't violate it. There is no need for parents to tell the danger directly, and it will also become a burden for children.
Only when the child is about to experience, or must experience, can parents make warm reminders in advance, give advice to the child and help the child make a choice.