What should I do if my child doesn’t like to use his brain? How to help children

Many children like to know the answer directly and don’t like to think. This is normal, but many parents don’t know what to do when their children don’t like to think. If children don't like to use their brains, parents can slowly cultivate them and develop the habit of thinking.

1. Cultivate in daily life.

We should encourage children to think more and inspire them in daily life. For example, when playing games with children, we should not tell them the results directly, but let them think more and use their brains.

2. Play more puzzle games.

There are many educational games now. Parents should create an environment that allows children to use their brains. For example, they can lead their children to play some math games, guess riddles, proverbs, etc., so that children can use their brains with us.

3. Don’t rush for success.

Parents should not be impatient for their children to achieve results through brain training. Instead, they should proceed step by step to gradually increase their interest in brain training. They can also gradually increase or decrease the difficulty of the questions they give their children. They should not let their children feel difficult or lose interest.

4. Take your children out for observation more often.

We should take our children outside more often, let them observe new things in nature, and promptly answer their questions. At the same time, we should let them experience the people and things around them in society.

5. Let your children do some housework.

Some parents think that children are wasting their time doing housework. In fact, this is a complete misunderstanding. Children can learn a lot of knowledge and skills from doing housework, which can help them understand more scientific knowledge and improve their thinking ability.

6. Encourage children to use their brains more.

It is important to pay attention to children when they are thinking at all times, because once children gain something from their thinking, parents must give appropriate encouragement so that children can get affirmation and satisfaction from it, so as to maintain their enthusiasm for thinking.