Creation of family environment: Parents can keep the family environment clean and tidy and develop good hygiene habits. In children's life, we should pay attention to the cultivation of hygiene habits, teach children to pack up school bags, tableware and other daily necessities, and consciously remind children to pay attention to hygiene.
Instruct children to wash their hands correctly: hand washing is one of the most basic hygiene habits. Teaching children how to wash their hands correctly can effectively reduce the occurrence of infectious diseases, such as washing their hands with soap at critical moments. For example: after going to the toilet, after going home, after touching animals, after using electronic equipment.
Tell children the seriousness of the disease: make children aware of the necessity of hygiene by conveying the seriousness of the spread of the disease. Tell children that by keeping good hygiene habits, they can prevent many infectious diseases, such as colds and flu.
Educate children to avoid garbage, harmful substances and pollution: put garbage, waste and harmful substances into trash cans, and educate children to pay more attention to environmental protection and not litter. For example, throw things into the trash can, reuse plastic bags, and pay attention to garbage sorting.
Involve children in health work: when appropriate, children can be involved in health work, such as cleaning dishes on the dining table, disposing of garbage, making beds, etc. Let children experience how important health is to our life and health.
In fact, to let children know the importance of health requires long-term education and guidance, and the cooperation between family education and school education is very important. Parents should correctly guide their children with their own words and deeds, and help their children develop good hygiene habits and living habits with excellent habits and examples.