2. Enhance children's social skills: encourage children to participate in group activities, communicate with peers, learn to communicate and cooperate with others, and cultivate children's team spirit.
3. Cultivate children's sense of responsibility: let children undertake some housework, such as cleaning and washing dishes, so that they can understand that everyone has the responsibility to maintain family harmony.
Parents should set an example: parents should establish correct values, don't spoil their children too much, and let children understand that family members should respect, care and support each other.
5. Cultivate children's self-confidence: encourage children to try new things and challenge themselves, so that children can believe that they have the ability to solve problems and don't rely too much on their parents.
6. Parents should maintain a moderate intimate relationship: parents should give their children enough care, but they should also understand that parents are not the whole of their lives, and they need to learn to face life independently.
7. Improve parent-child communication: communicate with children more, understand their thoughts and needs, guide children to treat family relationships correctly, and avoid relying too much on their parents.
8. Cultivate children's empathy: educate children to care about others, learn to think from the perspective of others, let children better integrate into society and establish healthy relationships with others.