2. Proceed from your own interests, don't force it. Children always find it fun to watch us mop the floor and use mops to mop it for us, but as a result, we still praise him. As a result, we work harder and do better every time. Children brush their teeth from the beginning of interest. At that time, he watched us brush our teeth very interesting, and he also clamored for a toothbrush to brush our teeth. In this way, he got into the habit of brushing his teeth every day. If we force him to mop the floor or brush his teeth, he may not want to do it yet.
3. Less blame, more affirmation and more help. The children washed their faces and feet and peed all over the floor. We won't blame him loudly, but teach him how to wash his face and feet. After dinner, he took the bowl to the kitchen and accidentally broke it. We just told him to be careful next time. The child is very clever and will try to get better every time. As long as our parents give more guidance and less intervention, and encourage their children to exert their wisdom and talents and do their best, I believe he will do better and better.