1. Make a plan: in busy work, make a reasonable timetable and arrange a certain early education time for children. Early education can be arranged when children are awake or before going to bed at night.
2. Create a learning environment: create an environment conducive to children's learning at home, such as placing some educational toys and picture books. At the same time, try to avoid letting children touch electronic products too much, so as not to affect their eyesight.
3. Parent-child interaction: Use work breaks to interact with children, such as telling stories and playing games. This can not only enhance the parent-child relationship, but also exercise the children's practical ability and thinking ability.
4. Cultivate habits: Cultivate children's good habits from an early age, such as working and sleeping on time, and eating independently. This can reduce family disputes and make children better adapt to society.
5. Pay attention to EQ education: Working mothers should pay attention to EQ education while paying attention to their children's learning ability. Teaching children how to communicate with others and how to deal with interpersonal relationships will help them better adapt to society.
6. Be patient: Early education is a long-term process that requires parents' patience and perseverance. Don't be discouraged because your child's temporary progress is not obvious, but believe in his potential.
7. Seek professional help: If conditions permit, you can seek professional early education institutions or consult experienced relatives and friends to better carry out early education.
In short, working mothers should arrange their time reasonably in their busy work, pay attention to their children's learning and growth, and create a good growth environment for their children.