Zhizi 3 minutes 15th | children's vacation, how can parents not be anxious?

The holidays are a happy thing for children, but parents have headaches, feel too difficult to manage, and children will develop some bad habits.

All this tells us: help children plan their holidays! The real protagonist of the holiday is the child, and parents can help and guide the child to plan the holiday from four aspects, rather than making decisions for the child.

First, draw a holiday plan map:

Parents can discuss with him on the plan chart made by their child, for example, what things do they plan to complete during a holiday, and what homework is completed at what time? What extracurricular books do you plan to read? When to hang out? What are you going to play? What other arrangements are there.

Give full play to the child's free imagination ability, cooperate with him to complete, let the child have a sense of control over his vacation, and he will be more motivated to do things.

2. List your holiday wishlist:

The holidays are wonderful because children have a lot of wishes and want to use this time to complete.

We can guide children to make their own wish lists, know what they want to do, and help them achieve their wishes. This is also a great time to promote parent-child relationships.

3. Make holiday travel plans:

The holidays are also a great time to go out and have your child make a list of plans for themselves, such as what the whole family is going to bring on a trip. This is very helpful in cultivating children's self-care ability in life.

Fourth, find a way to achieve the holiday goals:

Have your child classify what they want to do into several goals, and when they reach the goal, they will be rewarded. For example, to learn English, the way to achieve it is: read English storybooks, listen to audio English stories, and watch English cartoons.

When there is a small goal, the child will have a clearer understanding of the holidays. When it is done, it will also be more certain of itself.

Play with the holidays, let's start by guiding your child to plan for the holidays themselves!