My daughter is nine and a half years old and likes to eat junk food like hamburgers. It is useless to persuade her. What should I do?

I just read your description and found two problems: 1, too fond of children, a little crazy. 2, will not say no to the unreasonable demands of children! As long as children find that their unreasonable demands have been met once, they will definitely have a second and third time! I'll give you some suggestions for your reference:

1. Every time you go out, make rules for your daughter and say what to buy. Then when you go out, you must obey this rule. No matter how much your daughter cries, she just can't stand the temptation. Once you can't be ruthless, all your efforts will be wasted!

Sometimes your daughter makes this kind of poem, I suggest that you might as well play dumb. Children want to meet some conditions, and sometimes they use some means to attract the attention of their families. As long as they lose the audience, they will gradually stop making trouble!

When your daughter calms down, just tell her that eating too much is not good, even if I want to buy it for you, it's not the case!

4. I often make some adjustments in the rules of dining. Sometimes I have to set an example, and I will never buy food for my children. Don't let your family buy it for her! As long as children feel that the pattern and taste of food can attract them, they will naturally not pay so much attention to things outside! By the way, it's ok to eat once or twice occasionally to adjust the taste, but you must give your daughter three chapters. If you exceed it, you will pay the punishment of relative cause. Because there are no rules, there is no Fiona Fang!