How to effectively teach children to be polite?

The formation of good habits does not depend on words, and polite habits must also be formed through continuous practice. After letting the child know what politeness is, parents should create conditions for the child to consciously do it on the basis of repeated repetition, and get used to it naturally. For example, when you take the elevator, someone else helps you press the floor, and you have to say thank you.

When exiting the elevator, say goodbye to the person in the elevator. Practice like this every day, and he will take the initiative to greet him.

Adults should pay attention to politeness in their words and deeds when conducting polite education, so that children can learn to set an example. A child's role models come from teachers, parents, peers and people he comes into contact with regularly. Young children are characterized by their love of imitation, and they like to imitate people they respect.

Therefore, we adults, including teachers and parents, should always pay attention to our polite behavior when dealing with others, especially when getting along with children, our behavior will have a subtle impact on them, and we should usually give children a good example and really play an exemplary role.

First of all, parents should be polite, and your words and deeds will be seen by your children. Secondly, parents should instill in their children about politeness and let them develop good behavior habits. Finally, it is necessary to supervise your children, and if you find something that is not doing well, you must point it out and correct it.

Only a polite parent can teach a polite child, and parents must not ignore their own influence, and their words and deeds are influencing their children. Always pay attention to your own example and set a good example for your children. In daily life, parents should be enthusiastic and polite, so that children feel that polite communication with others is a very pleasant job, so that children can gradually cultivate themselves to develop a good habit of being polite.

In the process of teaching children to say hello, parents should also remember to praise their children, and their children must be really polite, so that children love to greet others.

The best way to do this is to teach by example, parents are very polite, and children are more likely to be polite.

In daily life, children will be very casual and rude in front of more familiar people; Or be rude to people when you're in a bad mood, such as when your child hits you or calls you a "big fool". At this time, the most important thing for parents is to remain calm and then firmly tell him that it is wrong to do so. Then, tell him what to do the right way.

I think parents should first set an example, only if the parents are polite parents, the atmosphere of the family will change the child, parents should always remind the child when educating the child, parents themselves should take politeness as a habit, and the child will become a polite child in a very natural environment.

In order to create a good polite atmosphere for children, if it is a teacher, especially a preschool teacher, it is necessary to establish a class that understands civility and politeness, and you can even watch the activity of "comparing and evaluating who knows more politeness". Parents should let their children have more contact and socialize with polite children, because the influence of peers is also very great.

In the process of educating children, when someone is talking, parents should educate children to be good at listening, pay attention to not loud noise, and do not interrupt others in the middle, so that children know that this is respectful of others, this behavior is commendable.

We have all learned in school, close to Zhu is red, close to ink is black, parents should pay attention to their words and deeds in their daily life, and set an example for their children.

1. Parents set a good example for their children.

2.Let your child enjoy greetings.

3.Cultivate the habit of listening to your child.

4.Let the child be a hospitable little host.

5.When a child has uncivilized behavior, parents need to criticize it in time and cannot ignore it.

1. Lead by example and be polite, for parents, the right thing to do should start with listening to their children. Hiking may not be easy to wait patiently for a child to express their thoughts, but it is worth the time.

You can lean down and look your child in the eye to let him know that you are willing to listen to what he has to say. This is the best way to teach your child to listen carefully.

2. Tell children the bottom limit of being a human being, parents must tell their children what they must not do, what kind of bad consequences will be after doing it, and help them establish a correct view of right and wrong.

3. Respect children, communicate with children on an equal footing, the core of parenting is respect, respect each other's ideas, respect each other's feelings. As a parent, you should not feel that you are an elder and can just instruct your children and ignore their feelings.

If children don't get respect from their parents, how can they learn to respect others? Therefore, parents should be good partners that children can make friends with and communicate well with their children.

4. Let children know how to treat others, parents should let children contact with the people around them, and gradually let children realize the relationship between themselves and others, so as to learn to treat others politely. Actively create opportunities for children to play with their peers and provide opportunities for children to socialize.

Children will feel their own relationships with others during the mutual contact experience, and will continue to adapt to the contact, learn to care for each other, and learn how to play together.

5. Let children learn to care about others, teach children to feel the care of others for themselves, and guide children to understand the need to pay behind "care". Guide children to develop a sense of treating and caring for others.

For example, take children to experience grocery shopping and vegetable selection, so that children can see the process of cooking, so that children can know that cooking is not easy, and gradually learn to care about others.