Not all but some of the ways of teaching children from the old grandparents time are no longer relevant to today's life. Join MarryBaby to learn about the differences in the old and present educational methods to have a comprehensive look and choose the most suitable way to teach children, mom!
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3 / Whatever your parents say is correct
4 / Compare with "their children"
Not all teaching experiences are right and appropriate for your baby.
According to the old grandparents' conception, in order to teach good children , parents need to be strict and shape their children from a young age. The pampering will make the child rely on, not independent, weak when growing up.
Do not hit their children with "whip" as in the old days, but many parents today use their words to hurt their children. Sayings like "You are so spoiled, I don't need you anymore" or "Where you go, you will go away" sounded very simple but had a great impact on the child's psychology.
According to psychologists, frequent scolding and beating will only make children shy and guilty. Moreover, children can become stubborn, and only fear, not respect their parents.
Not only does it increase the dependence on children, this concept of raising children can also have adverse effects, increase resistance, leading to children often having the desire to do against the wishes of their grandparents and parents. .
With "stubborn" children, mothers must have tricks! Persuading children to do what they do not want is seen as the "impossible task" of many parents. Does any mother have a headache with this situation? Update with MarryBaby 4 following tips offline!
For families with elderly grandparents, it is natural for children to obey the advice and arrangement of their parents. From time to time, children will not dare to raise their opinions and just quietly obey the teachings of their parents and teachers.
Different from this way of teaching children, parents today have paid more attention to creating opportunities for children to learn and develop their own desires from an early age. It is extremely important to share ideas and encourage children to speak their minds. It will help children to be confident, respected and feel more empathetic with their parents.
When the child does not study as much as the neighbor's A, B, or C, or is simply inferior to his or her siblings, the child is immediately compared to the children considered to be better. However, parents often fail to remember that any comparison is lame. Because each child has different abilities and strengths, is raised in different settings, family, education and age. This comparison is not only ineffective but also makes the child feel useless. Perhaps every parent has heard the saying "Why don't you accept A and B as you?" Or "I hate you so why do you still raise me?"
Instead of comparing the child with someone else, parents should pay attention and learn about their interests and strengths to help them confidently develop that forte. In particular, parents should be role models and companions of the child. It is difficult when parents who never read to want their children to become an enthusiast of reading. The gap between two generations of parents and children is also a barrier that makes parenting a lot of difficulties. Therefore, there are people who think: Teaching children today is also teaching me, parents and children are friends, learning together and growing up every day, we cannot put ourselves on top of their children to impose.
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