It is the nature of children to eat and play. If a stranger gives children snacks, be careful not to let the children eat them rashly. If an acquaintance gives the child a snack and you are unwilling to let the child eat it, then you can politely refuse to let the child eat the food.
Parents can let their children play roles during their daily game time. For example, let parents play strangers and knock on the door, or play people on the roadside to give their children a lollipop. Before making games, tell your children the rules of game. And let the child know that there will be rewards if the task is successful. Through playing games, children can understand the reason why they cannot open doors for strangers and cannot eat what strangers give them. This method is more vivid than verbal words, and the child’s memory will be deeper.
Videos and books are effective ways to spread. In kindergartens, promotional videos about safety education are often played, and we can also find relevant videos online and play them for children to see. If your child is younger, reading picture books is a good way. Picture books are usually lively and vivid pictures, which children will like more. When parents tell their children, they should pay attention to telling more about the plot in the picture book to deepen their understanding. Tell your children not to eat whatever other people give them when their family members are not around. You can tell your children some reason and remind them not to do so as long as they don’t know anyone. It is best to find someone to accompany the children. Especially when the children are young, they need adults to be by their side. In short, the education you have to be rigorous when you are young.
Children are born to love snacks, but parents don’t want their children to eat snacks, so they make some snacks from time to time. She can be taught to politely reject other people's things and cooperate with the kindergarten teacher, and let the teacher tell the child that good children do not ask for other people's things casually. Generally, children will listen to the teacher and can tell her more about the consequences of eating strangers' things casually. Parents never want dangerous things to happen to their children, so if you provide more safety education for your children in daily life, many dangers will be reduced.
