For three years in kindergarten, if you insist on doing these five things, your child will be good even if you are not good at it.

\”Some parents think that before the age of 12, their children are easy to worry about, don\’t make too much noise, and don\’t cause trouble, so they leave them to others to raise. But when you find that there are problems, you can\’t take care of them.\” Professor Li Meijin, \”Psychology\” Raising and educating children should be done as early as possible, because the child\’s psychology and habits have been finalized in the early stages. For children who are about to enter kindergarten or who are currently studying in kindergarten, these three years are a critical period for developing good habits that will last a lifetime. You must stick to these points! 1. Go to bed early and get up early. To detoxify the internal organs, you need to be in a deep sleep state. Go to bed at nine o\’clock at the latest (preferably asleep). Going to bed early and getting up early not only plays an important role in physical health and growth, but also makes children energetic throughout the day, and they will not be late or absent from morning activities due to sleeping in. 2. Listen to ancient poems. Play ancient poems for a quarter of an hour every day to \”sharp your children\’s ears\”. The ancient poems they hear will become their deepest memories. Even if they forget them temporarily, they will learn them quickly in the future. 3. Parent-child reading only takes ten minutes before going to bed every day. In small class, you can read while looking at pictures. In middle class, you can start reading by fingers. Children will unknowingly acquire a rich amount of literacy, and their knowledge reserves and reading comprehension skills will also become better. Very strong. 4. English ear-sharpening is similar to listening to ancient poems. Every day you can listen to SSS children\’s songs on Xiaoyouqu, or watch graded animations, and you can also test your hearing level. By \”sharpening your ears\” from an early age, your children will get pure Pronunciation will also make it easier to learn and understand English. 5. Do your own things, eat by yourself, carry your own school bag, dress and undress by yourself. After playing with your own toys and picture books, tidy them up yourself. When going out to play, walk more, sit in the stroller less, and hold less or no hugs. Developing habits in small classes 1. Be able to take the initiative to say thank you. 2. Wash your hands before eating and after using the toilet. 3. Learn to brush your teeth and rinse your mouth. 4. Follow the rules and queue up. 5. Have things that interest you. 6. Know how to throw garbage in the trash can. 7. Obey school rules and listen to instructions. 8. Able to put on and take off clothes, socks, and shoes by myself. 9. Eat by yourself, no more than 40 minutes. 10. Be able to name your parents, family members and yourself. 11. Don’t bully, beat or scold others, and don’t steal other people’s things. 12. Will take the initiative to greet and say goodbye to teachers and classmates. 13. Go to bed early and get up early, and do not take a nap at home longer than 3 p.m. on weekends. 14. Able to urinate on his own, take off his pants, shit his pants, and tell the teacher if he wants to defecate. 15. Do not put toys or small objects in your mouth, and do not lick glass, floors, etc. Develop habits in the middle class: 1. Listen attentively in class 2. Be able to brush your teeth and wash your face by yourself. 3. Read at least one picture book every day. 4. Be able to tell a story in front of a group. 5. Develop correct reading and writing postures. 6. Have balanced nutrition, not be picky about food, and eat less snacks. 7. Line up and walk in an orderly manner and do not run around at will. 8. Willing to share and help each other with friends. 9. Will tidy up and put away the toys after playing with them. 10. Don’t break books and toys at will, know how to cherish them. 11. Don’t have stage fright when speaking in front of a group and be natural and generous. 12. Be able to tell your home address, parents’ names and phone numbers. 13. Don’t take or eat food from strangersDon\’t go with strangers. 14. Be able to say \”no\” loudly when being bullied. If you are still being bullied, know how to fight back and tell your teachers and parents. Habit development in large classes 1. Respect the elderly and care for the young. 2. Do some housework within your ability. 3. Know right from wrong and be able to correct mistakes. 4. Willing to make friends and play with friends. 5. Behave appropriately and generously in public places and avoid making noise. 6. Able to prepare clothes and school supplies for the next day. 7. Be able to clearly express what you see, hear, and your own opinions. 8. Read books, read picture books, and learn some necessary knowledge every day. 9. Have correct reading and writing postures and master \”one punch, one foot, one inch\”.