Why do our children learn to ride horses?

First, after the child touched the horse, the subject changed from "I" to "horse"

Although some families have already had two children after the liberalization of the two-child policy, in most one-child families, our child has always been the only seedling in the family. So in the process of Vivi's growth, she was taken care of by many parties.

The subjects at home are also like this-

I want to eat!

I want water!

I don't want it!

I don't wash my face!

However, what will the child who touches the horse say?

Is the horse hungry?

Do horses get thirsty?

Does the horse want to eat carrots?

Is the horse tired?

As we all know, the subject has changed from "I" to a third party. For children, it is more about the change of thinking mode and concept, and it is also the beginning for them to learn to consider others/things.

Second, the field of vision of one meter to two meters

Because of the height limitation of our children, they see the world differently from us. For them, what they see most of the time is a world one meter high. What about after riding a horse? The children's eyesight changed from one meter to two meters in an instant.

With different heights and different angles, their content and way of seeing the world have also changed.

Who says it won't inspire children to see the world with new eyes?

Third, from being "served" to "raising horses"

Can children take care of horses?

I will!

For example, feed the horse carrots, brush the horse, comb the horse's mane, and bridle the horse. ...

When I am with the horse, my parents will be surprised to find that the little doll who needs her family to run around the horse on weekdays has changed in front of the horse and started to learn to take care of the horse.

This is not our credit, but the horse taught the children how to do it. This is also the magic of horses.

Fourth, the communication between people and horses.

People communicate with horses? Sure!

When riding a horse, how to make the horse obey people's instructions? This requires communication, that is, communication between people and horses.

Horses communicate through body language. Horses usually obey orders, but riders should always pay attention to their feelings. For example, when a horse is uncomfortable, don't force it to do something it doesn't want to do.

How can people communicate with horses?

Man and horse are one. Specifically, when people and horses cooperate well, it is the feeling of remy martin, that is, when the horse's legs become as flexible as the rider's own. Congratulations, you and the horse cooperate well!

Fifth, there is a feeling called trust.

Trust, the word is easy to say, but we know that it is not easy to achieve real and complete trust in real life. But between man and horse, there can be the purest trust.

When people are riding horses, believe that your own horse can do it!

When you trust a horse, it will obey you unusually.

Believe that the horse is your friend, and the horse will live up to your expectations.

6. Courage is practice.

For us, we often hesitate and hesitate, but when we hesitate, we often lose some opportunities. For Malays, there are only two choices.

When we are with the horse, we should give it instructions immediately, and the instructions should be firm and direct. In the long run, it is very beneficial for us to cultivate courage.

For example, there is a small pit in front. Should we jump over or stop?

If you can jump, jump, trust your horse!

If you don't want to jump, stop.

Never ride a horse. You can jump if you want and stop if you want. When people hesitate, horses get dizzy. There can only be two results-the horse jumped, people were not ready, and fell directly; Or the horse stopped and people slipped from the horse's neck by inertia.

Therefore, riding a horse can cultivate courage. Can you believe it?