Little boys like dolls and pink. How should parents guide him?

It’s not surprising that my son likes dolls when he is young. As long as parents give guidance from now on, he will become a boy. For example, his father takes him to the zoo to see tigers and monkeys, takes him to the mall to buy male stuffed animals, teaches him games to play with boys, and goes to kindergarten to communicate with the teacher. Every child has his own nature and has things he is naturally fond of. If parents Forcibly change him and tell him that it is not good to like dolls because others will laugh at you. The effect is likely to be that the child will have low self-esteem since he was a child and he may change.

Sometimes boys need to spend more time with their father, so that they will be more masculine. Let me share a case. The eldest of my two boys has been raised by his parents since he was a child. They take turns telling picture books at night, so the children are confident and often go on stage without any stage fright. First of all, parents should get rid of "gender stereotypes" about toys. Toys are not only things that make children happy, but also important props for growth and learning. When choosing toys for children, you should break the stereotypes and break the selection of the corresponding gender.

My husband and I have reached a consensus that he comes to play with the children on weekends, and I encourage my son to play more with his father. This allows children to truly feel what masculinity is and what a boy should be like, creating opportunities to be alone with his father! My son has two sisters. His favorite is a car with wheels. His sisters have a bunch of stuffed toys. Occasionally, he will ask for a stuffed dinosaur toy for himself, and he will also play games with rag dolls.

It is recommended that fathers spend more time with their children and play boy's games with them. I also try my best to let my son make friends with boys and play with them. Let your son watch more boys’ programs and buy boys’ toys. Tell your children more about how police uncles catch bad guys so that they can gain understanding of the world. As long as parents pay attention to safety, they can let go of other things. The real world will educate their children and reward or punish them. This is more effective than telling a child 100 times to make his throat burst and his blood pressure soar.