Never stop learning. Many people stop studying after entering the workplace, as if the previous 16 years of study are enough to last a lifetime. But learning should not be a one-stage thing, but a lifelong thing. If you want your children to study well from an early age without their parents having to worry about it, the best way is to let the children see their parents studying every day. You can spend a day of leisure time studying to study a model, or you can read all related books to understand a professional knowledge point. This habit of persistent research and persistence in learning will subtly influence children, teaching them not to give up easily even if they encounter difficulties. Even if they are on weekend vacation, learning should not be something that can be stopped. Live a disciplined life. Many children have worse living habits as they grow older. They stay up late, stay in bed, don\’t like to do housework, don\’t like sports, and like to eat snacks… But good living habits should be cultivated from an early age. If you want your children to be diligent, parents should be diligent, and you should also teach your children to be diligent. If parents want their children to live a self-disciplined life, parents should go to bed early and get up early, smoke less and exercise more, and allocate their time reasonably. Children are the most likely creatures to learn from others. When the overall atmosphere of the family is self-disciplined and uplifting, children will naturally understand what kind of lifestyle is the most efficient. Gratitude. On my last business trip, I met a mother and daughter on the plane. The child looked about 3 years old and was very sensible. The stewardess brought the child a drink. The mother sat aside and looked at her daughter. The child first looked at the stewardess with wide eyes and said \”thank you\” seriously, then took the drink with trembling hands and brought it to the mother. Only then did the mother take the daughter. With the drink in hand, I said to the child: \”Thank you, baby, mommy is just thirsty.\” We always feel that there is no need to say thank you between parents and children, and we feel embarrassed to say it occasionally. But in fact, only when you bravely express your gratitude can your children truly understand that not all efforts are taken for granted. Say thank you when your child brings something for you; only after you clean his or her house will your child know how to be grateful. If your child gives you a gift, say thank you; if you buy new clothes for your child, your child will understand your thoughtfulness. Any mistakes must be corrected. No one is infallible, no matter adults or children. We often reason with our children and correct them when we know they are wrong. There is no great way to do good. But what about ourselves? Some fathers say they want to quit smoking, but they find excuses to continue smoking again and again. They know that it is their fault, but they blame their children when they admonish them. Some mothers know clearly that they have misunderstood their children, but they refuse to admit their mistakes and yell at their children to demonstrate their parental authority. But the more this happens, the more children learn to correct mistakes without making mistakes. If parents refuse to admit their mistakes, how can children know when they are wrong and when they are right? Parents must first set an example. It is no big deal to say \”I\’m sorry\” to their children when they make a mistake. Only in this way can the children learn to recognize their mistakes and correct them if they know they are wrong. Keep reading. Reading should be a lifelong matter. Romain Rolland once said: No one reads for the sake of reading, but reads himself in books, discovers himself in books, or checks himself. Both children and parents should insist on reading. Not reading for anyone, not reading for studying or working, everything is just for yourself.Has. Every night before going to bed and every morning are the best times to read. When children see their parents relaxing at home, they become accustomed to holding a book in their hands and reading slowly. The children will also understand the mystery of reading every day. Commitment. Sometimes you will find that even though your child has promised to get the top spot in the exam, he always puts on a show and never works hard. While you are hating that iron cannot become steel, think carefully, have the rewards and toys you promised your children been fulfilled in time? Sometimes parents will promise their children to take them to an amusement park on weekends, but often they fail to go due to various reasons, and then nothing happens. Parents often think that their children are too young to care about these things, but as time goes by, the image of parents not keeping their promises will be formed in their children\’s minds. It is not difficult for children to learn to keep their promises. If you give them several opportunities to recognize parents who \”walk the talk,\” they will also learn to keep their word and their actions to be resolute. Control emotion. A home is most likely to be directly affected by its emotions. No matter how angry or upset you are, it is best not to bring your emotions to your children. Speak well in front of your children instead of getting angry or expressing your anger at every turn. Only then will your children feel psychologically safe. Children who grow up in a family that is not affected by bad emotions will naturally not suffer from emotional distress. If he has never seen him lose his temper, he will naturally not yell at his parents casually. Control your emotions. When you are angry, take a deep breath to calm down your emotions. It will be better to talk to your child again. If it is really difficult to alleviate, you can also explain your emotional situation to your child first, so that he can truly understand what emotions are harmful and how to deal with these emotions. If you want to pass on good habits to your children, parents must first develop good habits. If you want your children to grow up to be better and better, parents must first be good parents who continue to grow. Only a good family can give birth to good children. When you put the hope of change in yourself, your children will become better in a subtle way.