Why do children always like to wander in a daze? What should I do as a parent?

It may be because the child's attention is not concentrated enough, parents can usually exercise their child's attention more, or do some professional training.

The phenomenon of disconnection between children's thinking activities and what is going on, also known as inattention, is a phenomenon that often occurs in children. Most people will experience symptoms of wandering and daze during class, or when writing homework and reading books, and the length of time in a daze varies from a few seconds to a few minutes.

You can identify things that your child is more interested in or easy to achieve to get his attention, and implement reinforcement to strengthen his attention. Learn to learn with your child. Both parents and teachers can carry out such as memorizing with children, silently writing words, competing to see who can recite or silently come down first, guessing riddles with each other, doing IQ problems, etc., to create an equal and harmonious environment and promote children's high concentration.

If your child's attention is inattentive, you can buy educational toys such as copying stickers and puzzles with him to exercise your child's attention and solve the problem of your child's mind wandering.

1. Concentrate on one thing.

There are some reasons why children are distracted by homework, whether it is watching TV or playing with their mobile phones while doing their homework. Parents often just need their children to do their homework, regardless of whether they are serious about writing or not. And children write homework like this, often out of a state of dual-mindedness, and must be distracted or in a daze.

If you don't make changes, it won't be efficient. Therefore, it is important to help your child eliminate some distractions and concentrate on one thing.

2. The environment is monotonous.

In some families, the child's learning environment is in the child's bedroom, and one of the disadvantages of this is that the child's bedroom is decorated in rich colors or has a lot of decorations. This will distract your child, cause him to wander easily, and interfere with his or her homework.

3. Take the initiative to write homework sails early.

Writing homework in a daze, often because the child is passive in writing homework, feeling that the teacher is writing, in the completion of the task, and feel that the task is very hard, there is no interest, parents should patiently tell the child, realize the importance of homework, write homework for themselves, change the child's idea, the idea changes, the action will change.

4. Use both rewards and punishments.

Parents tell their children to write carefully before their children write homework, write norms, be clear, and complete them within the specified time, you can get what you like, or take your children out to play, and praise them positively.

5. Parents set a good example for their children.

Parents need to set a good example for their children when they are doing their homework. Don't interfere with your child's homework, and don't play with your phone or watch TV while your child is doing homework, as this will make your child complain. In addition, parents should also concentrate and not procrastinate when doing things, so that children will also learn from their parents in the long-term exposure to hearing and seeing.

1. The reasons why children are always in a daze are: children are lively and active by nature, poor self-control, emotional fluctuations and changes will be relatively large, and there may be a time when reading and studying in class, unable to sit still, in a daze, distracted, and it is easy to lose concentration, because the child's mind is still immersed in games, toys or cartoons, which are relatively normal phenomena. You can do some concentration training for your child in normal times, so that your child's attention can be concentrated in a short time, and cultivate your child's good habit of learning, and don't scold your child.

2. Of course, if the child has malnutrition, anemia and other conditions, it will also cause the child to wander, you can take the child to the hospital for a check-up, and give the corresponding **.

Regarding the problem that children are easy to get distracted in class and have a lot of small movements, many parents are a little powerless. No matter how parents supervise, children will never be able to change the "problem" of looking east, looking west, and making small movements when learning. This is because parents do not find the reason, and only by finding the cause can they prescribe the right medicine.

What should children who are easily distracted in class do?

1. Give tasks or challenges.

Children often have difficulty concentrating, but when they are given a task that they find challenging or difficult, it is possible to spark their competitive spirit to try to complete it. You can set some small tasks for your child appropriately, so that your child can focus on completing the task, and when your child completes the tasks and challenges, you should immediately give your child encouragement and increase your child's confidence.

2. Low interference or no interference environment.

When children are reading, studying, or playing, they are often interrupted, asking if they want to drink water, eat fruit, etc., these behaviors are disrupting children's attention.

Therefore, parents should try not to point out mistakes and inappropriate places when their children are learning and playing, so as to avoid interrupting and disrupting their children's attention. You need to wait patiently for your child to finish his homework or take a break before communicating and discussing.

3. Explore children's interest in learning.

Interest is the best teacher for learning. The child is interested in learning and can pay full attention to the lecture without being urged. Therefore, parents must explore their children's interest in learning.

It can also cultivate some learning-related hobbies in children, and the combination of learning and interests is more beneficial to children's learning.

4. Break down the task into pieces.

Parents can help their child divide the task into smaller chunks, allowing the child to focus on completing part of the task, and then take a break until the task is completed. This method can give children a sense of accomplishment for each task they complete, so that they can move on to complete all tasks with more confidence.

So, when your child is having trouble concentrating, you can break down the task into multiple small tasks, rather than having your child complete all the tasks at once.

5. Create a learning environment.

Parents should tidy up their children's desks, so that children can quickly find the things they want to use when studying, and do not place them in a mess. Parents should put away the toys in the child's room before the child does his homework, so as to prevent the child from concentrating on other things while studying.

6. Get to know your child.

Parents should learn to observe their children, know what their children's interests are, what their personalities are, and find out a suitable learning style for their children. Parents should not rush their children, but slowly make up for their children in small quantities and promote their children's growth step by step.

This requires training children's concentration and enthusiasm for learning. In this way, you can avoid the child being in a daze in class.

It may be that he needs snacks, and with snacks, he will just find the class interesting, and he will not be in a daze at first, and he needs to prepare small cookies.

It is necessary to pay attention to the child's physical health, which may be caused by a lack of trace elements, and needs better nutrition.