What if the child doesn't respect grandma?

1, parents should set an example. When parents and children are at home, parents should be the best role models for their children, and treat the elderly with gentle tone and polite language. Children will be subtly influenced by this atmosphere and will respect the elderly. If one family member shows contempt for another family member, the child will naturally show contempt. Parents are children's first teachers, so parents should be children's best teachers.

2. Point out the child's mistakes in time. Children are small, have poor self-control, and are impulsive. If they are slightly dissatisfied, they will show dissatisfaction, such as ignoring the elderly and saying angry words. Therefore, when children have these problems, parents should immediately stop the children, let him apologize to the elderly immediately, tell him that this behavior is wrong, and explain the reasons. But in public, parents should pay attention to protecting their children's self-esteem.

3. Let children learn to be grateful. Parents can cultivate children's gratitude. If there are elderly people at home, parents can bring some small gifts to the elderly when they travel, and often call the elderly to let their children see them and feel their parents' respect and care for the elderly. In this loving atmosphere, children will naturally learn to be grateful to the elderly. Parents can also let their children say "thank you" in some small details in daily life, so that children can learn to be grateful.

4. Learn to speak in a respectful tone. When a child says something wrong because he is eager to express his needs, parents should immediately point it out and tell him how to express his thoughts correctly to show respect for others. For example, when he doesn't want his grandmother to block the TV, he can say, "Grandma, you are blocking my TV. Can you go away?" ? By asking each other's opinions, let children express their needs and respect the elderly.