I want to ask this parent, how did you spend your childhood before you were 6 years old? Anyway, I haven't learned logic dogs, Montessori reading, Chinese character palace, smart tiger, Wukong literacy and smart baby thinking, hehe, mainly because there were no such beautiful early education things at that time. But I haven't gone to college yet. As a mother, I suggest you:

First of all, put your mind right. The child is not forced out, guide it slowly. My child is 4 years old. Once, he always said that he didn't want to grow up and go to school. I told him some stories and reasons, and deliberately told him some questions I couldn't answer. After he goes to school, the teacher will have a plan, and some things will not be realized until he grows up. He wanted to turn on the light, but he couldn't reach it and asked me for help. I won't help him. I want him to find a way. He moved his chair and turned on the light, but it was too much trouble. At that time, I told him that it would be easy to turn on the light when you grew up or something. After a period of patient induction, he basically stopped saying that he didn't want to grow up, but often said how I grew up.

Secondly, choose teaching materials that children are interested in, not too many. Your child's logic dog, Chinese character palace, etc. It's too complicated Just choose a set of teaching materials to develop children's thinking. Too many children are unwilling to learn, and you are tired of teaching.

Besides, you should insist. If you choose a logic dog, you will study for a period of time every day. After one month, he will basically have various study habits. Maybe later he chased you and asked you to teach him a lesson. This shows that he is interested in learning and it is easier to learn something else.