The feeling of being trusted is the best. In family education, parents should tell their children that if they believe that you can do this, the children will work hard to do it well and gradually build up self-confidence.
Listen, a smart mother would say to her child like this:
1. Mom believes you can get dressed before 7 o'clock, and we go out on time.
2. I believe you can complete today's Mathematical Olympiad independently.
3. I believe you can do the job of sweeping the floor.
4. Mom believes that you can memorize this poem with your brother, and memorize it quickly and well.
5. I believe you will be able to actively raise your hands to answer questions in the Go class today.
6. I believe you will be able to complete your homework on time in your math class today.
7. I believe you can do this well, no problem.
8. I believe you can handle this problem well.
9. I believe you can complete this puzzle by yourself today.
10. Mom believes that you know how to study is the most effective.
11. We all believe that you can come up with this problem, and you can definitely solve it by yourself.
If you believe in a child, you must clearly tell the child to make the child feel trusted by the parent.
Mom and dad believe that children can do it, and they will work hard to do it.
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