How to cultivate good habits in children

1. Be a good example for your children: Parents are their children's first teachers, and their words and deeds are imperceptibly influencing their children. Parents should first have good habits, and at the same time tell their children what they should and should not do, and promote good habits with the power of example.

2. Don't yell at your child: When the child has bad habits, or when the same mistake is made again, the parents' patience has been exhausted, and they will yell at the child, which is very undesirable. Controlling your emotions is also a necessary condition for your child to develop good habits.

3. Train children to read more: read more stories of Chinese civilization or picture books that develop good habits, and slowly tell them the truth of life, so that they can slowly understand what habits are good and what are not, and spontaneously develop good habits.

4. Give your child a thumbs up for their good behavior: Children are in a wonderful world, but they like to be affirmed. You can set a reward card for your child, reward a little red flower if you have a good habit, etc., and let your child develop good habits through encouragement.

5. Participate in parent-child games: Many parent-child games are set to enhance the interaction between parents and children through the game process, close parent-child relationship, and help children get in touch with society, learn to get along with others, and it is easy for parents and children to see the strengths of "other people's children", and then make their babies better and better.

6. Close to nature: Parents take their children to get close to nature, which can make children have a broad vision, maintain a comfortable mood, develop a good character, and promote good habits in a good mood.

First of all, the education of good habits should be grasped from the time of infancy. For example, if a child is just learning to eat, he will not eat well. You must not feed him yourself and not let him eat it because he eats everywhere.

In the long run, he will feel that he has to be fed by others. I once made a mistake that caused him to refuse to eat himself. It's a lot of waste to change it.

It can't be arranged. No matter how old the child is, try to let the child do what he can. Many parents love their children too much and use them to get everything right before they do it.

As the saying goes, if the mother is diligent, the child is lazy. That's what I'm saying, you've done it well, and he won't have a chance to show himself at all.

Parents should lead by example. For example, when going out, parents should simply teach their children not to litter garbage and not to make noise in public. At home, parents love to tidy up and read books. Parents often greet neighbors and acquaintances, and children love to imitate their parents.

Do not easily comply with your child's requests. When it should be serious, children will test their parents' minds. I often cry to get what I want. Let him have the right way to get what he wants. If you can't do it yourself, learn to ask for help from an adult instead of crying.

Give your child plenty of good books and programs. Many parents like to buy books, but not many of them are really screened. The impact of good books on children should not be underestimated.

Although children are small, a lot of knowledge exists in the subconscious. From time to time, he would remember what he had heard and seen. These have an impact on personality habits later in life.

Encourage your child to do well in a timely manner. There are incentives that can be offered, such as not playing with points after eating on time. One point is counted for cleaning up your own toys.

One point is awarded for being polite. Courage counts a point, and so on. Calculate the calculation of one week, and give the child the corresponding prize.

It can give children a good self-discipline.

Cultivating good habits in young children starts with everything! Every time, try to do it yourself to accompany the child's self-care ability.