1. Family education concept: Parents can share their own educational concepts and methods, such as how to cultivate their children's independence, sense of responsibility and spirit of cooperation.
2. Parent-child communication skills: Parents can teach children how to communicate effectively with their children, listen to their thoughts and needs, and how to deal with contradictions and conflicts between parents and children.
3. Safety education: Parents can explain family safety knowledge, such as fire prevention, drowning prevention, electric shock prevention, and how to protect themselves and their children in case of danger.
4. Healthy diet and living habits: Parents can share how to provide their children with a balanced diet, cultivate good work and rest habits, and how to prevent common diseases.
5. Mental health: Parents can explain how to pay attention to children's mental health, such as how to help children build self-confidence, cope with setbacks, and deal with stress.
6. Social skills: Parents can share how to cultivate their children's social skills, such as how to get along with others and how to deal with interpersonal relationships.
7. Art and interest cultivation: Parents can introduce how to discover and cultivate their children's hobbies, such as music, painting and dancing, and how to encourage their children to make progress in their hobbies.
8. Environmental awareness: Parents can explain how to cultivate children's environmental awareness, such as saving water and electricity, garbage sorting and so on.
In short, kindergarten parents come to the classroom to help parents better understand their children's growth needs, improve the level of family education and promote their all-round development.