What if the child has vanity?

It is normal for children to have vanity, but how to guide children to treat vanity correctly is very important. Here are some suggestions:

1. Don't belittle the child's vanity, but understand his needs and try to guide him to find a healthier and more meaningful way to satisfy his vanity.

I suggest you communicate with your child more, help him understand the possible influence of vanity on him, and encourage him to cultivate more positive qualities.

3. Establish a correct outlook on life and values for children, and let him know that vanity is only superficial, and it is more important to pursue true inner beauty.

Encourage children to participate in voluntary activities, help him realize the value of serving others, and clearly understand that external honor or reward is not the only reason to do good deeds.

5. Encourage children to learn new skills and let them feel a sense of accomplishment through hard work and persistence, which will help improve their sense of self-worth and reduce their dependence on external rewards.