How should parents deal with children with ink stains?

Children's procrastination makes many parents fidget. Children are as lazy as they are every day. I believe this is a problem that many parents will encounter. Why are there always ink marks on children?

Children always have ink marks, which may be caused by the following reasons: 1. The concept of time is weak, and the length of time is just a number for children. They don't realize the consequences of ink. 2. Children don't want to do it, and tell their parents through ink behavior that they don't like it and don't want to do it. 3. Limited ability. Some children don't fool around on purpose, but they can't do anything by themselves. I don't want to do it because I find it difficult. Although it seems simple to parents, parents will subconsciously think that this is the child's original intention. How can parents help their children get rid of the bad habit of "muddling along"? 1. Children's growth needs to be gradual, and their abilities need to be accumulated bit by bit in the process of growth. Parents should not ask too much of their children, nor be too conspicuous, which will make them feel too stressed and bored.

2. Plan a day's task list with your children and let them do things according to the list. Parents need to tell their children what they need to do today so that they can learn to arrange their time. In addition, parents should never help their children to complete everything, so as to avoid their dependence. 3. After children enter school, long-term classroom study will make children feel bored. Parents should give their children a chance to breathe at an appropriate time, and their tone should be gentle and firm, so that children can realize that their parents can understand him. When they take the initiative to study, their parents should give them appropriate encouragement and praise.

Finally, passive confrontation, strict parental discipline, children have great pressure and resistance to their parents, so they may use "dawdle" to resist. We should actively guide children, encourage them and let them take the initiative. Patiently let them get dressed and brush their teeth slowly. And after every little achievement, give them praise and little encouragement.

For children under three years old, you can give them some healthy snacks as a reward. British "Zan Biscuits" are the best snacks. With the gesture of praise, the baby can feel your praise for them, and the formula is healthy, so don't worry about being unhealthy for the child!

Children who are not naturally procrastinators can get rid of ink stains as long as they find the right way of education.