Children do not wash their faces in the morning

For many children, they are actually very reluctant to wash their faces in the morning. But everyone also knows that washing your face is a good hygiene habit. In fact, for many children, if they are unwilling to wash their faces in the morning, then mothers and fathers can learn some methods to help their children get rid of this bad habit. So, what should we do if children don’t wash their faces in the morning? Today we will introduce you to some tips.

First of all, parents should understand their children’s psychological age characteristics and learn to understand their children first.

Children will have many rebellious periods in the process of growing up. The first rebellious period is when children begin to learn to say "no". At this time, parents ask children to do many things, and children like to say "no". At the same time, they will refuse to do many things asked by parents. This is a normal psychological phenomenon in children's growth, which shows that children are beginning to have self-awareness. Therefore, parents should understand whether their children don’t like to wash their faces because they are in a rebellious period. They should understand the psychological characteristics of children of this age and don’t lose their temper or treat them in a tough way because they don’t like to wash their faces.

If your child doesn’t like to wash his face, there are many ways parents can help him. For example, parents can help their children choose their favorite facial cleansers. It is best to let the children choose by themselves, so that the children will be more interested in using them. Parents can play face-washing games with their children, turning washing into a sterilization battle. The mother can tell the child: "There are a lot of bacteria on our faces. Washing our faces is to eliminate the bacteria so that our bodies will be healthier. Baby, if we don't eliminate these bacteria, the bacteria will make us sick." Use this method to let the child know why we want him to wash, so that the child will understand our painstaking efforts and will be more willing to cooperate. Parents can also use rewards and punishments to let the baby form the habit of washing his face. When the child makes progress in washing his face, parents should reward him in time. When the child cannot persist in washing his face many times, he should be punished to let him taste a little bitterness.

Washing children's face is a matter of habit. It takes a certain amount of time to develop a good habit, so parents should be patient and accompany their children to develop this good habit. Although washing your face is a small thing, it is a lifelong lesson for everyone and a persistent process. However, young children lack willpower and self-control, and the only motivation for them to persevere is interest. Therefore, if you have tried all methods and the child is still unwilling to wash his face, parents should not be anxious, let alone force the child. It is better to let the child go for a while, and then find ways to help the child find freshness and interest again, and fall in love with washing willingly.