(1) Daily healthy behaviors, such as washing face, brushing teeth, working and sleeping on time, etc. (2) Healthy eating behavior, such as not picky eaters, not partial eclipse, and good eating habits.
(3) behaviors to ensure safety, such as not picking ears, not pointing the pen at others, not playing on the road, etc.
(4) Willing to exercise, such as outdoor activities every day, willing to participate in walking, running and jumping training.
(5) Keep cheerful behaviors, such as not crying easily and not losing your temper.
(6) actively cooperate with the behavior of disease prevention and treatment, such as injection, taking medicine, etc., without avoiding or being afraid.