What if the child has no sense of time?

Let me talk about how I help children establish a correct view of time. Children who lack the concept of "time" tend to fall into procrastination, which refers to an act of self-regulation failure, and still postpone what they plan to do when the consequences can be expected to be harmful. Children with unclear concept of time are also disorganized, and often make a mess of things, which will affect their plans and goals. An inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but a thousand dollars can't buy an inch of time. People who are not afraid of time can hardly succeed.

1, teach children to know the clock. Many times parents will tell their children to let you play for another five minutes, but for children, does he know how long five minutes are? Did his parents teach him clocks? If not, no wonder children are unpunctual and procrastinate.

Parents should first teach their children to know the clock. The specific steps are as follows:

A. teach children to know the time first. Parents turn the hour hand to keep the direction of 12 unchanged, and then let the children read the hours in turn. You can use your watch at home to identify it, or you can make a toy clock for your baby.

B. How long does it take to teach children, such as 7:30, 16:30, etc. Turn the hour hand and keep the minute hand at 6, so that the child can see the time.

C. Teach children to know any time, such as 8:33, 12: 09, etc. Moreover, the hour hand and the minute hand are moving, which changes the previous rules and allows children to continue to recognize and remember.

Skills: Parents can take physical teaching, or DIY a toy clock with the baby, so that the baby can fall in love with it first, and then guide him into the learning state.

Don't be impatient in the process of learning, you can try to teach your child to know the multiple of 5 first, then try to remember it further, and finally fully understand the clock.

2. Make a to-do list in the morning. As the saying goes, a year's plan lies in spring, and a day's plan lies in morning. For a child, he may not be able to make detailed plans for the next month or even a year. It doesn't matter. Parents should guide him to plan his day first.

Let the children make a to-do list in the morning, detailing the things to be done that day, and check one after completion. The unfinished things are completed as planned.

3. There should be a time limit for doing things. Because in the world of children, there seems to be a lot of time to burn. Watching TV can be done indefinitely, and playing has no concept of time. Only when you are tired can you rest.

My own time is like this, especially my parents' time. They don't care what effect their actions will bring to others at all, and they are completely unaware of it.

Based on this, parents should define a good working time range for their children. For example, the time for eating is less than half an hour. If the time is exceeded, whether the child is full or not, the table should be removed.

Finally, teaching children time management is a basic life skill, which is very useful for improving their future learning ability. Teaching children to know time and cherish time is the most important thing!