How to guide children who don't care about hygiene and how to educate children who don't care about hygiene and cleanliness?

1, comparative education, when children get dirty clothes, parents can take out clean and beautiful clothes and compare them with dirty clothes, and when washing their hands, they can compare washed hands with unwashed hands, so that children can see the difference between dirty and clean. At the same time, parents can give him examples of their children's friends, which friends talk about hygiene and which ones don't, and let the children talk about which they like and who they are willing to make friends with.

2. Let the children feel hard and pick some dirty clothes that the children have changed. Let him wash it himself and see what he can do to clean it. When he can't wash himself, he will realize the hard work of his mother's washing clothes, which will definitely impress him. If the child dirties the floor or room, he can also consciously let the child participate in the process of cleaning and sorting, and let him know the hard work, so that the child will learn to cherish the fruits of labor and strive to keep it clean and tidy.

3. Make a good impression on children. Children don't want to do personal hygiene, or it may be because they don't like this behavior. Therefore, parents can take certain measures to change their children's attitudes. For example, when bathing children, parents can sing softly, tell stories and play with their children. Let the child spend the bath time happily, leave a good impression, and let the child feel that bathing is happy. He will naturally be hygienic and love cleanliness.

4. Parents lead by example. Many parents are busy and tired because of work. When they go home, they take off their clothes and throw them away. They can even throw socks everywhere. This is what children see. How can we make children be hygienic and disciplined? Mom and dad should start from themselves, don't throw things around, at least put things back in their original positions, pay attention to maintaining the frequency of washing, and bring positive explanations to children. Children will learn what is hygiene and what is their "face" in these behaviors.