There are so many children's toys now, and they can even be described as "piled up". But some children just play and don't clean up, what to do?
1. Forgot to pack
Due to the baby's young age, as soon as something else quickly draws his attention away, the matter of cleaning up the toys has long been forgotten.
How to deal with it: In this case, the baby has agreed, but the mother will definitely feel particularly angry when she sees that he has not collected the toys, and even criticizes the baby. In this case, it is recommended not to get angry, do not worry about the baby, you can inadvertently remind the "baby, how is your toy still on the ground?" "If the baby does not listen to the advice, then the mother can carry out the next step of teaching."
2. Laziness
Laziness is human nature, and children will also have lazy times. Especially if mom and dad are lazy people, children will learn to get lazier and lazier, and develop bad habits of not loving to clean up.
How to cope: The first thing parents do is to change themselves, lead by example, be extra diligent in housework, and encourage babies to pack up their toys.
You may wish to set some small rewards, for example, every time the baby finishes cleaning up the toy, the mother can reward him with a small red flower, and so on to collect 10 small red flowers to meet the baby's wish, which will make him more motivated.
3. Too dependent
If parents always take the initiative to help the baby do all things, including cleaning up toys, and will not let the baby participate in these things, then the baby will definitely have a dependence psychology, waiting for the parents to do everything for him.
How to deal with it: Whether it is to pack up toys or wear clothes, parents should pay attention to not single-handedly do things for the baby, but let him participate in it himself. At each time you tidy up, it is recommended to invite your baby to participate in it and let him understand that housework is the finger of each family member. You can also let the baby look at some of the protagonist's industrious picture books and subtly develop good habits.