What should I do if my child is slow?

When the child is over two years old, parents should not focus on the child's diet, but should pay attention to the cultivation of the child's habits. Many children tend to stay in bed in the morning and dawdle when going out. Some children are not attentive when doing homework. These situations need to be corrected by parents, otherwise the baby will develop bad living habits. So what should I do if the child is slow?

First, what should we do if our children are slow? Seeing their children doing things very slowly, parents sometimes beat and scold them, but this will not solve the problem. For children who are slow, parents should understand their children and find out why they are slow. Is it because they don’t like to do that kind of thing, or they can’t concentrate on what they do, or it’s just innate? Only by finding the problem can we come up with a solution.

Second, parents can let their children compete with themselves. Parents can let their children do some tasks every day, starting with simple tasks and gradually moving towards difficult ones, and record the time the children take to complete the tasks every day. If the children make progress, give them some rewards. If there is no progress, no rewards will be given. This can make the children more enterprising and speed up their actions.

Third, if the child is slow, parents can have some competitions with the child to let the child speed up in the competition. Parents can choose games such as dressing competition to see who dresses faster. Children like to play these games, which can make the child improve his speed without realizing it. Of course, if the children compete like this every day for a long time, they will feel bored. At this time, parents can give some rewards to make the children interested.

What should parents do if their children are slow? If praise cannot improve their children's performance, then they can adopt a hard rule and ask their children to complete a task within a specified time. Of course, parents must first estimate how long it will take their children to complete the task. When the time is up, if the child has not finished, do not let him continue. This will make the child more motivated and he will strive to complete the task within the specified time next time.