2. Don't do everything instead: For impatient children, parents often love to do everything, so that children don't like it, so parents do it for their children, making them lose their curiosity and patience.
3. Insist on exercise: Only when you have a healthy body can you have a healthy attitude. Exercise has unparalleled effect. Let children set feasible goals and do a certain amount of exercise every day, and children will gradually have the ability of self-adjustment.
4. Give children limited toys and books: Don't give children many toys or books at a time. If you give too much, children will be at a loss and will only be satisfied with the freshness they bring, but have no patience to explore every toy and book.
5. Participate in group games: Compared with playing alone, participating in group games can help children form the habit of obeying rules, improve their patience and cultivate their teamwork ability in the process of waiting for games.
6. Let the children tell their goals: Let the children set goals within their power and help them finally achieve them. It is best for children to repeat their goals, in this way, suggesting that they must stick to their commitments, thus generating a strong will.
7. Let children concentrate on one thing: try to avoid children's dual use, such as eating while watching TV and doing homework while watching TV. These behaviors should be eliminated as far as possible.
8. Let the children read and study alone: Many parents like to study with their children, thinking that this can help them answer questions on the one hand and supervise their intentions on the other. But in this way, children are prone to dependence and it is more difficult to concentrate.
9. Don't interrupt the child: If the child is concentrating on something, don't interrupt the child at will. If children are often interrupted, they will be afraid of being interrupted and afraid to concentrate when doing things in the future.
10, don't repeat what you said to your child: don't repeat what you said to your child. Many mothers are always worried that their children have not heard a word. If you always say the same sentence over and over again, in the long run, children will not listen carefully to others.