What should we pay attention to when children have neurotic convulsions?

Children's neurotic convulsions are a relatively common symptom among children, mostly occurring between children aged 5 to 10 years old. When the disease occurs, a certain part of the body will show repetitive and rapid movements, such as blinking, squinting, shaking the head, etc. Due to the special attention of parents to their children, it often causes great anxiety and panic in the children's hearts. Now let's talk about what we should pay attention to when children have neurotic convulsions.

1. Note 1

Don't blame your child, because the more you blame and force him, the more nervous he will feel, and the more frequent his involuntary movements will be. The child will gradually become timid and inferior.

2. Note 2

Help children eliminate tension and fear. Parents should do everything they can to create conditions for their children to live in a calm and confident atmosphere. No matter how irritating his actions are, do not pay attention to his appearance, imitate him, or make fun of him.

3. Note three

Parents should encourage and guide their children to participate in various games and activities that interest them to divert their attention. In addition, they should inspire their children to establish a residence and engage in appropriate sports activities. Sports activities will help children get rid of their closed state, cheer up, and completely relax.

4. Note four

For a very small number of children with intractable tics, parents should help them to control their tic behaviors with their minds. They can use positive reinforcement methods. As long as the child's tic behavior is slightly alleviated, they should be given appropriate praise and encouragement in time. As long as parents know how to treat their children correctly, the child's tic behavior will definitely disappear on its own.