Talk to your child about the rules and read this book is enough

Tao Xingzhi, a famous Chinese educator, said: "Most of the important habits, tendencies, and attitudes that are needed in life can be cultivated and successful before the age of six." ”

Baby's behavior habits mainly include two aspects:

First, living habits, including eating, washing, sleeping and so on.

The second is social habits, including talking about rules, sharing, politeness, making friends and so on.

Today, I would like to recommend a picture book about social habits and rules, because whether at home, in public, or at school, it is important to have a sense of discipline.

And blindly rigidly telling children about the rules is not only difficult to understand, but even causes children's resistance and is counterproductive.

Picture books can put some rules and principles in vivid and interesting stories, which can let children subtly get inspiration in a relaxed and pleasant mood.

Let's take a look at this "Library Lion"

A lion walked into the library, and everyone was taken aback. But how can a lion enter the library?

Miss Mak, the librarian, asked, "Is it in violation of the rules?" ”

"Uh, it doesn't seem to be."

"Then leave it alone..."

The lion is not noisy and very rule-abiding, and the children love it.

One day, the administrator Miss Mai was suddenly injured, and the lion, in order to save her, roared and broke the rules of the library...

The lion who broke the rules was thrown out, and the children in the library were not used to it, and they all missed the furry familiar face.

Fortunately, the lion eventually returned to the library.

Libraries also have a new rule: if there is a valid reason, even in the library, you can yell loudly.

This is a good book to teach children to feel the rules.

Since rules are called rules, they must be followed before they can enjoy rights.

Of course, the rules are not indestructible, human warmth can break the rules, and when there is an accident and danger, the rules can be broken.

Finally, I would like to say that children's behavior habits cannot completely rely on picture books, and the most important thing is that parents need to lead by example.