At the age of 3, it is time to establish rules. Tutoring is always the background of life.

It is time to set rules at the age of 3. Tutoring is always the foundation of life

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Putting used things back to their original places is a habit

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Our memories may be hazy, but habits are fixed. If we put things in a fixed location every time, and just go straight to the destination when we need them, we won't have to worry about finding them.

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Don’t swear, this is a quality

Swearing will not only fail to solve the problem, but will also make it worse. No matter what situation you encounter, you must be calm and calm, learn to manage your emotions, find the problem, and solve it. Not swearing is a basic quality.

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Don’t take other people’s things, this is education

If you like something, you must ask the owner’s opinion before taking the next step. . If the other party agrees to give it to you, be sure to say thank you. Don’t feel bad if you don’t agree. Tell your parents and we will satisfy you. Remember, you can't take other people's things without their permission.

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Apologizing for your mistakes is a responsibility

Everyone will make mistakes. Making mistakes is not terrible. What is terrible is refusing to admit it after making a mistake. It is not embarrassing to apologize proactively. When facing mistakes, you have the courage to take responsibility and reflect on them. This is responsibility.

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It is etiquette to say hello to elders when you meet them

Because elders, like parents, want to chat with you because they like you. If you can take the initiative to say hello to them when you meet, they will be very happy. This is etiquette.

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Don’t interrupt others, this is respect.

It is a good thing to have your own ideas and dare to express them. But before we express our opinions, we need to wait for others to finish speaking. If there are always children competing with you when you are talking, you will definitely feel sad and even lose the desire to express. Not interrupting others is a sign of respect and responsibility for what you have to say.