Modern parents nurture citizens of the twenty-first century, and compared with their predecessors, they face the task of nurturing new generations, that is, to cultivate talents under the trend of global integration dominated by the knowledge economy. Therefore, on the basis of learning from the experience of early childhood education at home and abroad, parents should constantly reflect on themselves and continuously improve themselves to ensure that their children are cultivated in a cutting-edge and scientific manner during the most critical growth period.
Principle One: Anger is not the same as loss of love
When you are angry with your child, let the child understand that it is his bad behavior, not him, and you will not abandon him.
Principle two: Use all opportunities for education
Use every opportunity to explain to your child whether what he is doing is "right" or "wrong", the more specific the better, what the consequences will be, and if improvement is needed, what he should do next time he encounters a similar situation.
Principle three: Emphasize the positive aspects
When a child does something well, do not hesitate to encourage the behavior so that it continues.
Principle 4: Don't be intimidated when your child loses his temper
When you're ready to help your child correct his behavior, his initial reaction may be to angrily resist it. The most important thing at this point is that you can't back down, so that the child will eventually see that he has no choice but to correct his behavior.
Principle five: You are always a child's example
As your child observes the way you behave, they learn how you behave and react to things. So you have to always be aware that you're setting an example for your child.
Principle Six: When a child deliberately does something bad in order to attract attention, ignore him
When it is obvious that the child is trying to attract the attention of his parents by mischievousness, there is no need to pay attention to him.
Principle Seven: Past conduct is the best indication of future behaviour
By looking back at similar situations, you will have a clear idea of what your child is doing in a given situation. That is to say, when a child does something, especially when repeating something similar, you only have to think back to what has happened before, and you can find the reason.