Children go to primary school, especially addicted to Altman card, and have no intention to study. What should parents do in this case?

It is not recommended to stop everything when dealing with children. The less you let him do it, the better he will do it. Make better use of this situation. For example, if you give him a task, he will get a new card every time he completes a task. Use Altman as a prize to motivate him. Similarly, those that have not been completed will not be collected. Children are not afraid of hobbies, but they are afraid of no hobbies. If parents have something fascinating, they will dig along it to see if they can use it to guide their children's learning.

? What should I do if my child is addicted to buying an Altman card?

First, Altman is also a positive energy figure, and he also has something worth learning for children. For children in grade three, Altman can be used to guide their study. For example, every Altman has a name and function introduction, which is a good reading opportunity. Teach children to know every Chinese character on it. Because he is interested, he will definitely study harder. There are also some Altman opponents, monster names and so on. They are all taught to children in Chinese characters. Math is simpler. A person, a pile of cards, playing like poker, let the children do arithmetic. For example, if you play three cards and he plays four cards, ask him how many cards he has. If he counts correctly, he will go all out. If he counts wrong, it's yours. Knowledge is not dead, it must be learned and used.

Second, communicate with children patiently, listen to why children are persistent, and then take reward and punishment measures, such as rewarding those who have good grades and help with things, and teaching them a truth before they set foot in this world, with clear rewards and punishments.

Third, everyone has his own hobbies, and as time goes on, hobbies will gradually decrease. Make it clear to him that if you want to buy a card, you must exchange terms.

Fourth, turn your attention to other interesting things. Parents can accompany their children to finish their homework, play some educational games or take them out to play or exercise. This persistence for a period of time will gradually make children less addicted to watching Altman.

Fifth, take children to play outdoors, increase their knowledge, communicate with other children, enhance their social skills, and use new things outside to divert the attention of children who are addicted to cards. They can't go to various cram schools to train for holiday courses, and they can't keep their children indoors all the time.

Sixth, for some children who secretly buy things behind their parents' backs, they may be afraid of being criticized by their parents. At this time, parents should educate him well, tell him that money is hard to come by, and he needs to get housework or academic achievements, so that he can understand that if he wants what he wants, he must work hard!