A retired special teacher said from the bottom of his heart: "A habitual son is like a murderer". While your child is still young, you must establish good rules as early as possible. The sooner the rules and habits are formed, the more enlightened the child will be

A retired special teacher said from the bottom of his heart: "A habitual son is like a murderer". While your child is still young, you must establish good rules as early as possible. The sooner the rules and habits are formed, the faster the child's enlightenment will be! Now I understand that the reason why those top students are excellent is not only because of their high IQ, but more importantly, because they have good habits!

In the early grades, children are the golden age to establish rules and habits. At this time, the child is like a blank sheet of paper, with strong plasticity. The habits they develop will continue forever. Family education is like giving children a little sweetness first, then adding salt in moderation, and finally supplementing calcium. In this way, children can develop the habit of managing their time reasonably, completing homework quickly, and studying efficiently, while at the same time letting them understand the meaning of reading. Only in this way can the child make the parents more worry-free.

By setting rules early and helping children to set their dreams, it is easier for them to become good and self-disciplined. Parents with children at home must collect these rules and habits, learn from them, and let their children continue to improve, become better and more self-disciplined!

During this critical period, parents should realize that their children's growth needs to be guided and regulated. By setting the right rules, children are able to define their own rules of conduct and know what they can and cannot do. For example, ask your child to complete homework on time every day, follow a daily schedule, be respectful of others, etc. The establishment of these rules will lay a solid foundation for the future development of children.

At the same time, it is crucial to develop good habits. The power of habit is enormous, and it can affect a child's life. Parents can start with the details of daily life to cultivate their children's self-discipline. For example, let children develop the habit of reading every day, organize their school supplies regularly, and arrange their spare time reasonably. These small habits will gradually accumulate to form a child's self-disciplined character, know how to allocate time, improve learning efficiency, and achieve better academic results. Moreover, understanding the meaning of reading is also crucial for children's development. Through reading, children can broaden their horizons, increase their knowledge, and develop their thinking skills and creativity.

Establish rules as soon as possible. The earlier you establish good rules, the easier it will be for your child to adapt and develop good habits. Parents should be patient and determined to continue to guide their children and give them enough love and support. I believe that under the guidance of family education, children will be able to thrive and become excellent and self-disciplined people!

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