How to educate a child who loves to talk back

The education of children has always been a matter of great concern to parents. When dealing with some things, children are prone to talking back, which is a headache for parents. Nowadays, children are exposed to a wide range of knowledge, such as through television or reading, etc. Children's judgment ability will become very strong over time, so their independence will become stronger. So how to educate children who love to talk back?

First, how to educate a child who likes to talk back? Respect the child's desire for independence. 1. Let the child do, touch, and think by himself. Parents should provide children with activity opportunities and create an activity environment as much as possible. 2. Do not blindly require children to act according to the adult model. When a child has a unique idea or does something he has never done before, parents should actively support and praise him in time. 3. Promote family democracy and give children more say.

Second, when criticizing and educating children, parents should avoid nagging. Parents have the responsibility to give necessary reminders, advice, and even serious criticism of their children's inappropriate words and deeds. However, they must be brief and to the point, and should avoid repeating themselves or chattering on and on. We should also pay attention to unspoken teaching, and use actions and examples to guide children to develop their self-education ability.

Third, every child longs for understanding from adults. Parents should learn to listen to their children's opinions frequently, try to understand their feelings, make children feel the warmth and love of their parents, and thus be willing to accept their parents' opinions. Cultivate good character qualities in children. Parents should teach their children to respect their elders, inspire them to think more about other people's opinions and speak after careful consideration, so as to cultivate good character qualities such as stability, loyalty, and the ability to restrain oneself.