What should I do if my 2-year-old child can\’t sit still and listen to a story?

Is there a problem with the child? not at all! When you find that there seems to be \”something wrong\” with your child, can you think about it from another perspective: everything is normal with your child. Then go back and see where the problem lies. Adults\’ expectations for children and the child\’s development are very much like a pair of frames of reference. It\’s like two cars running in parallel. If one car goes fast, the other car goes too slow. On the other hand, if you lower your expectations, you will be surprised to find that your child is making rapid progress. There is another point that should be insisted on: Don’t use other people’s children as a frame of reference, let alone the growth clock for comparison. Every child has his or her own growth curve. Generally speaking, there is a reference for whether it is normal or not, but it is only a reference. For 2-year-old children, the reading time should not be too long. If you can persist for 5 minutes each time, it is considered good. Yes, it is the time it takes for the minute hand to move one word. Very good! At this time, it is normal for a book to be unfinished. It\’s natural for the child to prolong the time himself, but maintaining a sense of freshness and hunger appropriately will get twice the result with half the effort. Do you want to read a book completely in one sitting? In fact, adults can ask themselves, is it impossible for you to read many books in one sitting? Not to mention children. Reading is a kind of enjoyment, as long as you enjoy it and gain something.