What is the focus of education for children under three years old?

Most parents think that before the baby is three years old, because the baby is too young, many parents will neglect to take care of the baby. There is an old saying that you can tell a child's future at the age of three and his old age at the age of seven. In fact, it mainly means that the psychological characteristics and personality of a child at the age of three will affect the baby's personality characteristics when he grows up. In fact, it means that the personality of a child in childhood will affect the baby's life. Therefore, the education of a baby before the age of three is very important.

How to better educate a three-year-old baby?

1. Early reading: Read a story with him every day, using the family’s big dog Cowley or buy some storybooks with pictures. The story should be short and concise. When telling the story, be sure to add some adjectives or idioms to enrich his language skills. Tell him a story and ask him to retell it, or let him make up his own story by looking at the pictures. No matter what he makes up, encourage him to continue, and help him make up the story at the beginning.

2. Role-playing games: Play games with him such as seeing a doctor, having guests, going shopping in the supermarket, and the police catching bad guys. Make up the game content yourself to make it a little richer. You and your baby each play a role, such as in the doctor's visit game, one plays the doctor and the other plays the patient. Teach him to pay attention to the roles he plays.

3. Increase knowledge: You can increase his knowledge through anything he sees on the road, such as the names of various animals, plants and buildings, the uses of various shops, and tell him some astronomy knowledge by looking at the sky.

4. Cultivation of qualities: Take some time every day to chat with him, let him talk about his life in kindergarten, and then instill some good moral qualities. It can also be instilled through reading stories. After a story is told, use simple words to summarize the good qualities embodied in the story. Repeat constantly to strengthen the impression.

6. Cultivate independence and autonomy: Let him do his own things and provide him with opportunities to decide some things. For example, when it comes to dressing, give him two sets of clothes and let him choose the one he likes; when going out to play, let him choose where to play. Normally he wants to do things on his own, so try not to refuse. If you have to refuse, you need to tell him the reason and affirm his enthusiasm.

7. Focus on appreciation education, give more praise and encouragement. Don't hit your children, that is the most hurtful thing to their hearts. Don't use foul language and set a good example.