2. Cultivate children's self-confidence: encourage children to try new things, praise their efforts and achievements, and let children believe that they have the ability to solve problems and overcome difficulties.
3. Cultivate children's social skills: educate children how to get along with others, respect others, learn to listen and express their ideas, and cultivate good interpersonal relationships.
4. Cultivate children's sense of responsibility: let children undertake some housework tasks, learn to be responsible for their own actions, and cultivate children's sense of responsibility and independence.
5. Pay attention to children's mental health: observe children's emotional changes, find children's psychological problems in time, such as anxiety and depression, and seek professional help.
6. Cultivate children's hobbies: Encourage children to participate in various activities, explore their interests and potential, and let them experience success and happiness in their hobbies.
7. Educate children with correct values: guide children to establish a correct outlook on life, values and world outlook, and educate children to cherish life, care for others and pursue truth, goodness and beauty.
8. Maintain good communication: maintain good communication with children, understand their thoughts and needs, give care and support, and help them solve problems.
9. Let children be independent: Give children some free space, let them learn to think and solve problems independently, and cultivate their autonomy and adaptability.
10. Lead by example: As parents, we should lead by example and let our children learn correct values and codes of conduct from our words and deeds.