Patient's question:
My son is now 6 years old and I feel he is easily distracted and has difficulty concentrating. How can I help a 6-year-old child who has difficulty concentrating?Doctor's answer:
First, parents should help create a good environment for the baby. There should not be many miscellaneous items and practice-related things on the child's desk; they must be cleared away. During practice, family members should not talk loudly at home or watch TV, as this can more easily distract the child. The full concentration of a child is generally not less than 15 minutes. If it is less than this time period, it is very likely that the child will get distracted. Therefore, if the child gets tired while doing homework, they should be allowed to rest for a while before continuing. This can effectively significantly improve the quality of practice.