2. Cultivate children's self-confidence: encourage children to try new things, praise their achievements and efforts, and let children believe that they have the ability to solve problems and face challenges.
3. Cultivate children's independence: let children participate in housework and daily life, let children learn to think and solve problems independently, and cultivate their self-care ability and sense of responsibility.
4. Cultivate children's social skills: encourage children to communicate with peers, let children learn to cooperate, share and care about others, and cultivate children's empathy and interpersonal skills.
5. Cultivate children's psychological quality: educate children to face setbacks and failures correctly, teach children to adjust their emotions, control their impulses and self-motivation, and cultivate their ability to resist pressure and psychological quality.
6. Cultivate children's hobbies: encourage children to develop their own interests and specialties, let children experience happiness and a sense of accomplishment in activities, and improve their self-esteem and self-confidence.
7. Be a good example: Parents should set an example, show a positive, optimistic and healthy attitude, and let their children learn how to face life and deal with problems from the role models around them.
8. Keep good communication: keep open communication with children, understand their thoughts and feelings, give care and support, help them solve problems and cope with stress.
9. Let go moderately: Give children some free space, let them learn to choose and take responsibility independently, and cultivate their ability to think and solve problems independently.
10. Pay attention to children's mental health: pay attention to children's mental health regularly and seek professional psychological help in time when necessary to ensure that children's mental health is guaranteed.