1. Correct guidance: Parents should correctly guide their children to pay attention to personal hygiene, tell them the harmful consequences of not washing their hands, brushing their teeth and taking a bath, and conduct humorous education and guidance in time to make them consciously pay attention to personal hygiene.
2. Control sugar: Too much sugar can lead to tooth decay and bad breath. Parents can limit their children's sugar intake according to their age and physical condition, so that children can develop good eating habits and personal hygiene habits.
3. Teach children the correct way to wash their hands: teach children how to wash their hands correctly, how to care for their oral teeth, and how to maintain clean and tidy hygiene habits. Parents can help their children master these skills effectively through demonstration and companionship.
4. Supervise hygiene habits: Parents can urge their children to pay attention to personal hygiene in various ways, such as setting a time to take a shower and brush their teeth, and reminding them at this time; Use tools such as timers to help children develop hygiene habits.
5. Give rewards and affirmation: When children effectively develop good personal hygiene habits, parents can give appropriate rewards and affirmation. This helps to encourage children to continue to maintain good hygiene habits and develop a healthy lifestyle.
Last but not least, children should not be "brainwashed" by too much hygiene. Proper dirt stimulation can make children get immune exercise and promote the normal development of the body. Parents should properly expose their children to the physical environment on the premise of ensuring their health.