Parents should not do what they can for their children, but should consciously exercise their habit of doing their own things from an early age. For example, let children wear their own clothes and shoes; Fold the quilt yourself; Tidy up your toys. Children have developed the habit of doing things by themselves in life, and their sense of independence and self-responsibility has also been enhanced.

Moderately watch TV and play mobile phone.

Parents should lead by example, watch more TV, surf the Internet more, watch less TV, read more books, and use actions to generate persuasion, so that the correction effect will be better. Parents of children with poor self-control should be more patient and slowly guide their children to learn to control themselves. It is best not to form a relationship between control and being controlled with children, so that children can develop good self-control habits.

Be polite to others

Parents are children's first teachers, and their words and deeds, every move, are invisibly infected and edified children. For example, when you meet an acquaintance, you should take the initiative to say hello and say hello with civilized terms such as "hello". Speak with respect and respect to your elders; Pay attention to table manners, and tell children not to help themselves to eat, use tableware correctly, and don't make any noise, pinch or throw food around. When parents take their children to public places, they can guide them to learn to communicate politely, such as not making any noise; Don't queue up to buy things, don't cut in line, and don't push around. Politeness lies in sincerity, which is a sincere respect for others and a clever way to remind others to respect themselves.

Form a good habit of reading.

Reading should start with what children are interested in, which can be some stories with pictures or TV plays that children like. Children like to read some rich books after reading. Parents can also accompany their children to study. After the first stage of accompanying them, they must let their children read by themselves. Over time, children will form a good habit of reading by themselves.

Good living habits can cultivate a person's character, improve personal quality, and shape unique temperament and charm. Parents should act quickly!