What to do if your child has a stubborn temper

Many children often have stubborn tempers and their attitudes are not very sincere and are rather tough. This is a personality trait. They are curious about some things and always like to do things by themselves. As parents, you can give correct guidance and slowly change the child's character. It is very important to set an example.

1. What is personality?

Personality refers to a person's psychological characteristics in terms of stable attitude towards reality and behavior. There are many different manifestations of human character, such as honesty, modesty, kindness, courage, pride, decisiveness, hypocrisy, conceit, inferiority, cowardice, indecision, etc., as well as a frivolous or responsible attitude towards career, hasty or calm in making decisions, the psychology of being good at making one's behavior obey society or wanting to be an egoist, treating people with care or indifference, etc.

All these characteristics are fixed to a certain extent. They are the characteristics of his personality. These characteristics reflect his basic attitude towards labor and himself.

2. Personality characteristics of preschool children

1. Strong desire for knowledge: love to learn, have a variety of interests, have a relatively stable attention span, and are good at completing what they have started.

2. Friendly: Love to play with other children, get along with them in a friendly manner, and be good at combining his or her own wishes with those of the collective.

3. Love to work: Have strong autonomy, require to dress and eat by themselves, and take the initiative to help adults with things.

4. Be compassionate: care for the elderly, be willing to help others, and do not bully children younger than you.

5. Sense of morality and aesthetics: Have the budding of loving the people and the motherland, and love singing, dancing, reciting poetry, etc.

6. Attitude to overcome difficulties: Try hard to overcome difficulties and find ways to complete the task.

7. Independence gradually develops.

3. Cultivation of children's character

1. Cultivate a lively and cheerful personality.

2. Cultivate independence: First, independence in daily life (such as washing your face, dressing yourself, eating, etc.); second, independence in spiritual life (such as interpersonal communication, self-confidence, etc.).

3. Cultivate decisiveness: that is, be able to make clear and timely decisions when faced with a complex and difficult situation. This requires a brave and calm character. It must be cultivated continuously in daily life.

4. Cultivate persistence: Children should be encouraged to persist in completing their homework and working for the collective.

5. Cultivate self-control: It is necessary to link it with the cultivation of self-consciousness, clarify the purpose and significance of actions, and develop good habits of restraining oneself according to certain requirements.

6. Cultivate communication skills: Cultivate children to get along well with others and take care of others. This requires training from a young age and should be done seriously.