Children are crazy about electronic products. What can be done?

1. Adults should practice, read, draw, or do manual work first. Parents are role models for their children. Children will get involved when they see that their parents are interested in other things. 2. Make a rule for children and enforce it. You can get a reward for playing electronic products for half an hour after finishing your homework every day, and you can form a habit in 2 1 day. 3. Take children to do housework, and children can help their parents with housework, and they can be rewarded with cartoons for half an hour. Encourage children to participate in family life and cultivate children's awareness of small masters. 4. Take the children out to play, play the Ferris wheel roller coaster, etc. Take the children for an outing or travel, see the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, enjoy the mountains and rivers together, and take photos to distract him. 5. What's more, let the children play electronic products all the time without sleeping. Parents take turns to supervise and play with him until he doesn't want to play again, but this method should be used with caution. 6. You can watch and play, but you should have healthy screen time. Don't treat TV as a nanny. What children really need is not electronic products, but the companionship of their parents. Don't put TV and electronic products in children's rooms, and don't make it too convenient for children. Getting electronic products in private space is also a good way to avoid addiction.

7. There should be an agreement on the time of watching and playing, how to arrange it, negotiate with the children, how long to play every day, 1 time, or twice, and how long each time. When a person is allowed to lose control, he will be easier to cooperate, have a reasonable agreement, give the initiative to the child, and give full play to his consciousness and autonomy. This is about watching TV. Besides watching TV, we also need to brainstorm with our children. Besides watching TV, what other interesting activities can replace TV? For example, ask your child: How do you arrange your play time after you finish your homework? Let children see other possibilities besides watching TV and let them know that I can do other meaningful things besides watching TV. We can also do some family activities, such as pillow fights, radish squats, grabbing chairs, doing sports, or going shopping in the supermarket. How can we let the children have our company and give them a sense of belonging?