The word "mantra" comes from Zen Buddhism, which means not to comprehend with your heart, but to put some ready-made experiences in your mouth and pretend to be thoughtful. Today, the mantra has completely become the meaning of an unintentional idiom. But the speaker is unintentional, and the listener is interested, at least in his heart. Therefore, the mantra is not a good habit and must be changed. Especially for young children, it is necessary to correct them in time.

When it comes to correction, Zhang Dongmei, an early education expert at Anshan Zhiduoxing Early Education Institute, said that if a child suddenly has such an uncivilized "mantra", it is that he is in a critical period of mental development (3-5 years old) that 90% of children will experience. Curse sensitive period refers to the primary stage of language learning. When children are exposed to some swearing or cursed words, they like to use them regardless of occasions. The more you are stopped, the more you like to use it. Once you pass this stage, it will return to normal. To solve similar problems, on the one hand, teachers can take a cold approach, that is, ignore their individual expressions or show that they are not funny at all. If the teacher does not respond to the child's behavior and what the child expects to see, the child will gradually lose interest in chanting spells. Usually, the stronger the teacher's reaction, the more it will inspire children to pay special attention to and like to use such words. In addition, teachers must be careful when speaking in front of children, and reduce the chances of children contacting children or adults who have habitual swearing behavior.