First, cultivate independent personality characteristics.
Cultivating the baby's independence means that the baby's thinking, imagination and activities are not based on other people's thoughts and behaviors, but independent of others. The baby can cultivate independence at about one year old! Self-confidence determines the success or failure of a person's work, and self-confidence determines the courage to accept tasks, face the outside world and overcome difficulties. Therefore, in a sense, self-confidence is a very important part of the baby's personality development.
Second, ensure that children receive good preschool education.
Many parents said that children should not be allowed to lose at the starting line. Why is this happening? An American study tracked two groups of people in Michigan, ranging in age from 2-3 to 20. One group attended high-quality preschool between the ages of 3 and 4, and the other group did not attend preschool. By the age of 27, the number of houses owned by pre-school education groups is five times that of pre-school education. In their forties, people without pre-school education were arrested eight times as many as pre-school educators for drugs, and twice as many for personal attacks.
Third, develop the ability of logical thinking.
Logical thinking is to help the baby develop intelligence, and more importantly, to help the baby discover his own talent. Many parents don't know what their baby is good at, so when the baby grows up, they will report many cram schools to others according to their own preferences. But in fact, through scientific teaching methods, parents can better discover their baby's talent, and through more targeted training, they can produce more results with half the effort. This part is also a part that many parents easily miss in the early education stage. Too much doting and arranged behavior can easily make the baby form bad thinking habits and behavioral inertia, leading to many bad habits when the baby grows up.