Haha, this is the true portrayal of my baby in the first grade.
At the beginning of the first grade, we set up this homework, and the children used my desk to write the homework first. I just watched him from the side, and for a while his ass twisted and crooked, and then he put his left hand on his cheek and tilted it to the left, and the words he wrote were all oblique, and then he pouted his ass again, and he began to write on his stomach...
I've tried a lot of ways to help him correct his sitting posture.
At first, I gave him a sitting posture corrector, the kind of artifact bracket that prevents bowing of the head, but this artifact doesn't work in my baby. He rested his chin directly against the bracket. Either the bracket is in the way and delays him from writing. He often just removed the aligners and set them aside.
After a long time, he proposed to sell it second-hand, but this method did not work.
That's how the orthosis that was changed by my baby
Then I bought him a picture book about sitting posture, and he was very happy to read it, and assured me, "Mama, I'll sit down in the future, you supervise me." 」
But as long as you don't remind him, or write your homework for a while, you start lying on the desk.
After accompanying him to do his homework for a long time, I found that the height of the desk and chair is not suitable for children, because the desk is used by me before, the height is on the high side, and the height of the chair is also more suitable for me to sit on. So I immediately replaced the child with a chair that could be adjusted in height.
At that time, considering that the child's concentration was not good, he did not choose the roller, so he chose the simplest and ordinary chair.
Once you have the chair, let your child sit on it and readjust the height of the chair according to his height.
A chair that can be adjusted in height
After changing chairs, he sat down on his back just right, the height was right, and he didn't lie on the table.
But there will still be a crooked body, and it just so happened that at that time, I read a book about children's homework habits that it was mentioned that the problems encountered by children in writing homework should be corrected silently.
For example, when we accompany our children to do their homework, they play with erasers, stilt their legs, sit in an improper posture, etc., and do not verbally correct them when the children make these small movements.
When children are doing their homework, parents will nag a lot, they will feel bored, although they have corrected it at the moment, but the inner boredom makes them easily rebellious.
In addition, although some parents are reminding, they often talk a lot as soon as they open their mouths, which also affects their children's attention.
When you find that the child is sitting crookedly, then use your hands to help him straighten it out, and do not need to say anything, so that the attitude and practice are not expressed, and the child also knows what to do.
I started experimenting with this silent correction and found it to work. It will not be affected if the child continues to write homework after correcting himself.
In addition, I also reminded the children to set a time, 15 minutes a node. Write your homework properly and seriously within 15 minutes, and take a break when the 15 minutes are up.
In this way, the child is not easy to sit properly due to fatigue.
Slowly forming a habit, now as long as the child sits at the desk, whether it is reading a book, writing homework or playing with building blocks, he sits very upright.
After finding the reason for the child's improper sitting posture, parents need more patience, if other methods have been tried and have not worked, then you might as well try this time interval method and silent correction method~ #春日生活打卡季#