Have you ever encountered this situation?
Get up in the morning and want to exercise the child to dress and wear shoes, the child does not want to let the mother wear, do not get up without wearing, even if there is an emergency, the child does not listen, the shoes are always worn backwards.
Many parents reflect that their babies always learn to dress independently, and they are about to go to kindergarten, what can they do after this?
Today we have prepared several steps on how to train babies to dress independently, let's take a look.
1 Increase your child's interest through games
Before guiding your child to dress himself, you can guide your baby to dress the rag doll. First of all, you can teach your child how to recognize the front and back of the clothes, sleeves and collars, etc., and discuss with the child how to help the dolls match more beautifully. Washing is also like this, you can let the child help the parents wash their faces to try, so that through some dressing and washing games, the child will feel that the original is not so difficult.
2 Reward system
You can also set up some small competitions, such as getting up, getting dressed, washing your face, brushing your teeth and sorting out your own things, in the prescribed time, to see who completes first, you can post a small red flower for yourself, once a week, there will be rewards for getting more small red flowers. Children love to be rewarded, which can stimulate their desire to win, so as to guide children to learn to dress and wash independently.
3 Involve your child in the selection of clothes
For many mothers, children wake up in the morning like fighting, especially after the age of two, children begin to become a little rebellious, always saying "no", sometimes mothers say wear this dress, they will always insist on wearing another, and getting up in the morning always goes into chaos mode. The effective way to do this is to discuss with the child the night before the next day what to wear, so that the child can avoid making bad decisions because of too many choices, and you can let the child express his opinion.
4 Step by step
In fact, from the perspective of baby physiological development, the baby can cooperate with parents to wear and undress when they are about one year old, and children around two years old have a sense of self-development, begin to imitate adults, and will also have the idea of wearing their own clothes; three-year-old children can wear and undress well. When you start to exercise your child's independent dressing, you can let the child learn gradually, and help the child familiarize himself with an action each time, so that the child can gradually put on and undress on his own.
5 Exercise kids
When children can wear and take off clothes more skillfully, they can continue to increase the difficulty, and they can train children to button their own buttons, zippers, etc. When exercising your child's buttons and ties, you can put different styles of clothes together and observe the color and style of each piece of clothing with your child. You can also buy some educational toys that train children to button and zipper to exercise their finger dexterity and hands-on ability.
6 Encourage children
You can encourage your child through some comparisons every day, such as finding that your child is skilled in dressing today, even if you don't speed up, you have to tell your child that you are one minute faster today than yesterday, so that your child will feel a sense of accomplishment, which can enhance your child's self-confidence and independence.
Raising 0 to 3-year-old babies, parents are often more concerned about their children's eating and sleeping problems, and they always pay less attention to independent dressing, and many parents think that babies will naturally wear and undress when they grow up. But in fact, many babies still do not wear and undress after going to kindergarten, and they also need teachers and parents to help put on and undress.
According to the development of children's physical and mental development, one-year-old babies can wear clothes with their parents; two-year-old babies can pinch small objects, try to learn buttons and zippers; and when they are three years old, they can complete independent dressing.