How to educate a three-year-old boy

Nowadays, parents pay special attention to their children's education, not only to their preschool education, but also to their early childhood education. When children are three years old, many children have already started to receive early education. For girls, boys are more difficult to manage. Most boys around three years old are very naughty and are easily affected by some things. So how should three-year-old boys be educated?

1. Distract Your Attention

Children's attention is easily distracted and they are easily attracted by new things, so we should be good at diverting the child's attention from the things he insists on to other novel and interesting objects or things. Once the child's attention is diverted, he will quickly forget the request and unpleasantness just now.

2. Prompt first

After you have understood the patterns of your child's willful behavior, use the method of "three rules" in advance to prevent the onset of willful behavior. For example, if you want to take your child to the mall, you can make an appointment with him in advance: "Today we are going to buy clothes, not toys. If you agree, you can take them with you."

3. Intentional Ignorance

When a child throws a tantrum or rolls on the ground because his demands are not met, parents should ignore it, leaving him in an environment where no one helps him, and never bargain with him. When ignored, the child will feel bored and give in. Afterwards, give the child a simple but serious explanation, explain clearly why he cannot do it, and encourage him with words like "I believe you will be obedient in the future."

4. Role Model

Take advantage of children's liking for fairy tale characters and inspire them to have the confidence to overcome their willfulness. If the child refuses to eat spinach, the parent can say, "Don't you like Ironclad Little Treasure? He likes to eat spinach."

5. Appropriate punishment

Appropriate punishment is also an extremely effective means of education. If the baby deliberately throws things on the ground, parents can criticize his behavior and ask him to pick up the things. If the child does not obey, punishment may be the promise of withholding food or toys, or "isolation". This kind of punitive measure will make him feel clearly that the adults' attitude is very firm. In this way, the baby's bad mentality and willful behavior of "I am exclusive", "I am the master", and "obey me" will disappear with the influence of a good environment and education.

6. Focus on praise

In daily life, on the one hand, we should restrict children's bad habits; on the other hand, we should pay more attention to children's obedient and non-willful behavior, and give positive praise and compliments to every bit of his progress. In this way, children will understand what adults approve and allow, and what adults oppose and prohibit. They will know that if they act according to their temper, they will be punished, and if they are obedient and do not lose their temper, they will be praised and rewarded.