Teach your children the age range to grow steadily.

Teaching children is not just telling them to follow, it is to "incubate" skills based on brain and emotional development at each moment.

1.Toddlers (1 - 3 years): "The world is the classroom of the senses."

At this age (like the youngest in the picture), the brain is developing emotional stability and exploration.

• Teaching by Action: Children of this age are better at imitating than listening to commands. If you want to smile and be kind, your parents must be the role model for them.

• Build Security: A quick hug and vocal response will help him feel that the world is safe, which is the basis of confidence in the future.

• Train muscles and senses: Let him touch different surfaces such as rattan, grass or rocks (as in the picture) to stimulate brain development.

2.Pre-school age (3 - 5 years): "incubate emotional intelligence (EQ)"

The sisters are at an age that is beginning to understand their feelings for themselves and others more.

• Teach about sharing and compassion: Invite your child to talk about feelings, such as, "Look, you smile so happy when you hug," so that he absorbs the joy of being a giver.

• Give them freedom to make decisions: Start making their own small choices, such as "Do you want to wear pink or white today?" to train confidence and responsibility for the results of their choices.

• Play-based Learning: Play is the "main job" of a child of this age. Fighting or sitting in a crib together helps to best practice social skills and problem-solving.

Heart: Regardless of your age, Quality Time is the most important mental nutrient. The two children hug each other with a smile in the picture, confirming that they have the full love of their family.

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