What to do if the child doesn't call?

As our living standards improve, the overall quality of everyone is getting higher and higher, especially now the quality of children's education is getting better and better. It is a matter of courtesy to greet acquaintances, but if you don't greet acquaintances, it gives people the feeling that this person is impolite and disrespectful to others. Many parents usually like children who take the initiative to greet others, so what should they do if the children don't greet people?

What to do if the child doesn't call?

First of all, parents should tell their children why they should greet others, what are the benefits of taking the initiative to greet others, and ask their children why they didn't want to greet others at that time. Tell your children what kind of response they will get from the other party after being polite and courteous. In this way, after the children understand everything, they will naturally be happy to call grandpa and grandma, uncles and aunts, brothers and sisters, younger brothers and sisters, etc.

Second, when the child is with his family and relatives, he will call people politely, or say words such as thank you, sorry, please, etc. But once the children go out, they become very quiet and are unwilling to call anyone. Parents should never scold the children at this time. This is mostly because the children are not familiar with them and do not talk to strangers, because children only call their relatives grandparents, older brothers and sisters, or younger brothers and sisters. After returning home, tell your baby why he should call people around him. It'll be much better next time.

In the third case, play more cartoons or variety shows about civility and politeness for your baby, let him see how other children behave when they go out, and understand how quarrels or conflicts between children are handled.

Or if you see other children arguing outside, let your baby watch and listen, and ask him how he would handle the situation if he were to encounter such a situation. After watching it more, children will naturally be willing to call people and become very polite.

If a child is unwilling to call someone actively, or remains silent when asked by an adult, you should explain the situation to the other person. Maybe after a while the child will become familiar with the other person and play together. Sometimes when we adults encounter people who are unwilling to say hello, we just smile and move on. So don't force the child to call someone, or threaten to not give him anything if he doesn't call someone.