What should parents do when children are puppy love?

In the development of adolescence, if children are puppy love, they should give priority to correct guidance and education. Parents should treat puppy love rationally and calmly, communicate with their children on an equal footing, help their children shift their interest and guide them to develop in a positive direction.

Children's physical and mental development, and then they can start to contact friends of the opposite sex and start to communicate with them, which is their normal demand. Of course, some children will do these things excessively, such as excessive attachment, and parents will think that some of their behaviors will go beyond the proper behavior norms of some adolescent children, and we will be particularly worried.

Puppy love refers to the phenomenon of love between teenagers or teenagers before puberty. Children's puppy love is mostly related to premature sexual excitement and sexual germination caused by environmental factors, and some of them are related to loneliness, emptiness and lack of psychological support.

Parents should be rational and calm when they find their children in puppy love. If you just have too close contact with friends of the opposite sex, it is not puppy love. Parents can't take measures to stop it without considering their children. If it doesn't affect their study and life, they don't have to deliberately intervene and stop it. Parents should learn to respect their children's feelings, communicate with them equally, gain their trust, and don't take simple and rude measures to reprimand and humiliate their children. Parents can spend more time with their children, encourage them to participate in various activities, divert their attention and dilute their love consciousness. Parents should encourage their children to have normal communication with students of the opposite sex, advocate group communication, be moderate in the process of communication with the opposite sex, don't be too close, don't go beyond the boundaries of friendship, encourage their children to ask normal questions of the opposite sex, and dispel their curiosity about the opposite sex.