What habits can't children indulge?

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Children are not only their own children. When children grow up, they need to be independent and face the society. But if parents blindly indulge and pamper their children's bad habits without thinking about their children's future, it will directly affect their children's future. So, those "bad habits" of children can't be indulged and pampered? Here's an introduction. I hope the following can become a good example I don't know how to take a good dose of medicine for parents. Let's have a look!

What habits can't children indulge?

First: interrupt others. Some children are impatient and can't wait to tell their family what they think. No matter what the situation is, parents should never connive at it. It's impolite to interrupt others, and parents' connivance will make children become ignorant, self-conscious and annoying. First of all, parents should let their children know that it is impolite. When the child wants to interrupt you, parents can let him sit and wait, or arrange for him to do other activities.

Second: relying on parents, in fact, children like to do things, but many parents are in doting or afraid of their children's help, so they stop their children's behavior, so that their children lose their independence and become excessively dependent on their parents. And after these children leave their parents, they will become panicked and dare not face any trifles. Parents should cultivate their children's independence from an early age and encourage them to do more with their hands and brains.

Third: whether to sleep or not, children are so excited about what they like, and when the children go to bed, they are still playing and unwilling to rest, so parents should take measures. After all, children never play enough with what they like, and it's not easy to develop good habits of work and rest. Parents should adhere to the principle that children must sleep after all.

matters needing attention

Some children play in other people's homes and want to take their favorite toys home for themselves. Some parents may be more generous and give them to their children, but parents can't condone such behavior. Parents should let their children know the concept of "property right" and their sense of belonging. No matter how much they like it, they can't take it. They should remember not to do something good but not evil.