Self-sacrifice and selfless dedication are the most respected values in today's society. So, should parents teach their children to strive for their own interests?

How to prevent children from competing for goods? I think the most important three points are: first, respect and cultivate children's sense of ownership; Second, teach children to understand others' feelings; Third, teach children to put forward their own needs.

Many parents like to intimidate their children. When the children do not obey, they will say: If you do this again, I will not want you; If you do this again, I will hit you; If you do this again, get out of here! When you say this, you are happy, but have you ever thought that it is effective? Can your child accept it?

Mrs. Indira Gandhi once said that motherhood is the noblest of vocation for a woman. She brings a new life into the world, watches it grow and dreams of great things to come. It is a truly mesmerizing experience that brings novelty and excitement.

Don't be so sure of what your child is trying to say that you think you understand what he/she is trying to say, and don't just guess what he/she is going to say. Listen patiently to what your child is trying to say, and if you don't understand what he/she is trying to say, ask him/her questions so that he/she can clarify his/her point of view.

Before children enter elementary school, parents of children who learn to read early often read books to their children and prepare a variety of things in the home to stimulate the children's interest in reading, such as miniature books for the children to look through, paper and pens for the children to color, draw and write.

In today's increasingly rich material life, everyone can't live without money. How to spend money is what every parent should think about. Don't let the incorrect way of giving affect the future of children.

Inferiority complex refers to low self-esteem.

American child psychologists have found after years of research that paying attention to cultivating a child's happy personality is conducive to a child's healthy growth. How to cultivate a child's happy character? You can start from the following six aspects.

Feelings of terror about the environment and things, such as fear of needles, fear of the dark, fear of ghosts and monsters. In mild cases, the heart beats hard and the hands tremble; in severe cases, sleeplessness, insomnia, shrieking in dreams, etc. Jealousy. Showing unnaturalness, discomfort or even hostility when others are better than oneself