How should parents grow up with their little ones?

Then parents should learn a lot of experience while taking care of their babies and slowly become mature.

Parents should be patient and spend more time with their children. It is necessary to reduce the age of your heart and see the world from the perspective of children.

I think parents can accompany their babies to play some games, and then accompany their children to grow together.

Learning has become the key to prosperity for everyone and society as a whole, and the family is an important learning resource and the primary institution that helps its members learn for life. School education and family education should be closely integrated, and through the joint efforts of teachers, students and parents, a learning family should be created to create an environment conducive to the growth of students.

In order for children to become talents and let families have a strong learning atmosphere, we should first achieve "ten musts" and "ten don't forget". The "Ten Musts" include: having a reading corner in the family; Parents should take the lead in learning knowledge and skills; Read books and newspapers with your family, discuss and communicate; When encountering difficulties and contradictions, family members should understand each other; Participate in recreational and sports activities with family members frequently; Respect children and learn to listen to their voices; Communicate with your child frequently and become your child's friend. Give your family a little more smile and praise; Comprehensively care about children's growth and respect children's interests and hobbies; Family members should support each other to achieve sustainable development of the family.

"Ten Don't forget" means: no matter how busy you are at work, don't forget to take time out to communicate with your children; If your child is making some progress, don't forget to say "Kid, you're awesome!" ”；If your child makes a mistake, don't be simple and rude; If your child is struggling with learning, don't forget to say words of encouragement. If you blame your child, don't forget to say "I'm sorry!"

If your child is doing homework, do not interfere with his learning; Whatever the child can do on his own, don't do it instead; If you talk to your child, don't forget to bend down and discuss with him on an equal footing; If you make a request to your child, don't forget to replace "compensatory" with "normal"; If you get your child's academic transcripts, don't blindly compare yourself with others.

Anthropologist Margaret once predicted that human development will experience three cultures: what our grandparents learned when they were young is enough for a lifetime, which is a "pre-metaphor" culture; What our parents learned when they were young may only be enough for half a lifetime, it is a "metaphorical" culture, and modern people can only survive and develop by learning from each other; Today's parents learn only enough for 1 4 or 1 3 in their youth, and humanity will enter a "post-metaphorical" culture. So to speak:

Parents have lost the advantage of intellectual authority in front of their children, and in the face of high technology, parents and children are on the same starting line, and if they do not continue to learn, they cannot assume the role of educators. I often communicate with parents, and parents also express their opinions, saying that in a learning family, parents and children are the main body of learning, and the subjectivity of these two subjects needs to be cultivated and constructed, especially parents should put down their shelves, honestly learn from their own education objects, learn from their children, grow together with their children, and become role models for children in lifelong learning.

Parents have a good temper to have a good education.

It is good to talk more with the baby, sing, do passive exercises, tell stories, etc.

It's only been a few months, and it's about giving your baby more, talking to your baby, and interacting with your baby.