Polite

Author: Goni Di Wanglin
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Politeness! This is a very common word, but it contains a lot of content. Children always learn some impolite behaviors through various channels and find it difficult to change, such as eating with their hands on the table, swearing in inappropriate situations (of course, it should never be done at any time), or fighting with each other. There are too many worrying behaviors that parents face. Parents keep saying "No," but constantly hearing "No" can be monotonous and exhausting, so it is very important to find ways to deal with these impolite behaviors. At the same time, we must also distinguish between what is bad behavior and what is curiosity, nervousness, or jealousy. Different starting points may lead to different conclusions, and we must face it. Sometimes, a child's behavior is just for fun, to be funny, or to get our attention. You need to spend a lot of time solving these annoying things. If you think it's acceptable to shout loudly beforehand, you can take a deep breath when the children start shouting and interfere appropriately when necessary. In some cases, preventing things from happening is the key to cultivating good habits. The next 99 experiences and methods can guide you to stop it when bad habits start to form, or slow down their development if you can't change them.