I m not professional at all, how do I guide my child to draw

From the moment my child picks up a paintbrush and scribbles, I start to accompany him, listen to him and talk to me, and listen to his inner thoughts. 1.I would take him to the vegetable market to see all kinds of colorful dishes, to play in the small park near my home, and my father would also take him to many places to climb mountains to see different scenery.

In the beginning, Gireh's drawings were not skillful or styled, and he might just spend 1-2 minutes scribbling and then 10 minutes talking about what he was drawing. I've found that a lot of 2-3 year olds doodle, and it's like a God-given skill. When he was younger, he would add some notes to each of his paintings so that I could guess what he had drawn, but he especially liked one of his drawing tables, as if it were his own drawing table.

Oh, too, his brushes and paper are there, and he can go there when he wants to. 2.Jireh didn't like it when I kept asking him what he had drawn, and all I needed was that I could watch him draw next to him, or take a piece of paper myself and draw with him.

When he was done, he would tell me what he had drawn. 3.Children try to draw them with crayons or watercolor paints.

I read in the book that children should be drawn with a thicker pen because they don't have the strength to use a pencil in their hands. 4.Try to encourage your child to express himself by drawing.

I went to play and read a very good picture book, and my imagination of the future can be expressed in the way of drawing, but I need the wisdom of my parents. For example, "You and your dad went hiking, it's a pity that I didn't have a chance to go with my sister, can you show me the painting you saw on the mountain" "The train station in the belly I just read is so interesting, how about we draw him together?" Now that Mom wants to paint, would you like to join us?

It's Mother's Day, do you want to draw a picture for your mom? It's Abby's birthday, Mom and Dad gave him a small gift, you don't have any money, but you were also invited to his birthday party, why don't you paint a picture for him as a gift? Every time I ask my son about this and invite him to paint, he will find his brush case with great interest and paint quietly.

A kid who likes to draw.

I hope you continue to enjoy drawing, and my dad and I will always be your listeners. We don't expect you to be a painter, we just want you to create beauty and discover beauty in the way you paint. I don't know if every child has a talent for drawing, I haven't done research, but when your child expresses himself in the way of drawing, it's another kind of exploration and learning for him.

Then find a professional teacher.