How to effectively correct aggressive behavior in children?

1.Preschoolers are encouraged to engage in cooperative play and activities to develop their social skills and ability to cooperate. Social play can help children learn how to share, resolve and mediate disagreements with others, and how to share fairly in play.

2.Provide appropriate channels for children to change their emotions, such as drawing, talking to other children, or engaging in fun indoor and outdoor activities.

3.Strengthen the teaching of negotiation and negotiation skills so that children learn how to deal with conflicts, such as how both parties can make persuasive arguments for their own objections, or how to compromise and work together to solve problems.

4.Enhance teachers' observation skills, pay attention to children's performance changes, detect children's aggressive behaviors in time, and give appropriate intervention and guidance in time to help children better regulate their behavior.

5.Cultivate children's sense of responsibility, let them understand what the consequences of their actions will be, let them understand that they should not attack others, and correctly deal with the emotions when they have conflicts with others, so as to reduce the occurrence of aggressive behavior.

This is the topic I'm talking about this week, and it fits in with my current situation: I have a 33-month-old baby who loves to beat people. So I seriously found three ways to do it from the books:

1.Create a non-aggressive environment.

Creating play spaces that minimise the likelihood of conflict is a simple and effective way to reduce children's aggressive behaviour.

2.Eliminate the feedback of the attack.

Different forms of aggression may require different ways of intervening. Active attackers primarily employ coercive tactics.

3.Social cognitive interventions.

2) Learn to control your anger.

3) Find non-aggressive ways to deal with conflicts.

The method I use myself is:

1.Do not let your child play with a child who loves to hit. Do not take children to places where physical contact with other children is likely to occur, such as closed playgrounds with playgrounds that can be used as **.

2.When a child hits someone, don't just guess pay special attention to him. For example:

Yesterday, when the child was playing on the air mattress, the little brother in front of him deliberately blocked the road and did not let him go, and when the child asked the little brother to get out of the way, the little brother was indifferent, so he waved his little hand and prepared for force. I stopped him, but I didn't reason with him because of it. I was very pleased to see that he and the children were basically able to play happily.

3.Find non-aggressive ways to deal with conflicts. Yesterday, when he and the child first encountered a child blocking the road, he didn't know how to deal with it, and after I taught him to ask others to get out of the way, he found that he could block others in a consultative way, and he often used it.

When you get stuck, you can really find the corresponding method from the book, and it works very well. So when you encounter difficulties, don't be afraid, many masters will find them in the book and open the door to your happy life!

To control and reduce aggressive behavior in young children, the following measures can be taken:

Provide a good family environment for children: Parents should respect and love each other, do not have fierce conflicts over small things, especially when facing children, even if there are conflicts, do not attack and blame each other. Secondly, parents should adopt a reasonable parenting style, neither can implement high-pressure control over their children, nor can they be overly indulgent and spoiled, parents must first love and respect their children, and then strictly demand them 2

Guide your child to learn to give up: sow seeds for self-control.

Love and Discipline Go Together: Be an Authoritative Parent.

Perform a wise penitential punishment: Don't be harsh.

Create an environment where violence is non-aggressive.

Teachers care for every child and create a warm community for young children.

Punish your child's aggressive behavior appropriately.

Encourage the prosocial behavior of the child who is being raised.

In short, controlling and reducing children's aggressive behavior requires the joint efforts of parents, teachers and society to help children establish correct behavioral concepts and good self-control through guidance and education.