2. Create a rich learning environment: provide children with a variety of learning resources, such as books, toys, music, etc. To stimulate children's curiosity and desire to explore.
3. Pay attention to health: maintain good living habits, ensure children's nutritional intake, enhance physical fitness, and lay the foundation for children's early development.
4. Cultivate good living habits: Cultivating children's good living habits from an early age, such as regular work and rest, independent eating, arranging toys, etc., helps to cultivate children's self-care ability and sense of responsibility.
5. Encourage independent exploration and try: Encourage children to explore and try independently, without too much interference and protection, so that children can learn and grow in practice.
6. Pay attention to emotional education: pay attention to children's emotional needs, educate children to learn to express and communicate, and cultivate children's empathy and social skills.
7. Cultivate hobbies: observe children's hobbies, provide children with corresponding learning and practice opportunities, and let children find happiness and a sense of accomplishment in their hobbies.
8. Appropriate guidance and education: When children encounter difficulties and setbacks, give appropriate guidance and education to help children build self-confidence and problem-solving ability.
9. Maintain patience and encouragement: Early education is a long-term process, which requires parents to maintain patience and encouragement and believe in their children's potential and growth.
10. Interaction with children of the same age: Let children participate in more parent-child activities and interaction with children of the same age, and cultivate children's teamwork spirit and social skills.