On the road of parenting, mothers are like moving forward in the torrent and face many challenges. Among them, the problem of children's friction is particularly tricky. In the face of children's friction, mothers will inevitably feel anxious, angry, and even impatient. But as a parenting expert, I know that smart mothers should respond in a way that doesn't rush, yell, or get angry. 
First of all, we need to understand the child's grind. Children are not grinding out of laziness or deliberate procrastination, but because they have not yet fully understood the concept of time, or their attention has not yet been fully focused. Therefore, we need to guide our children patiently and help them establish the right sense of time and concentration habits. This will not only help improve their friction problems, but also develop their self-discipline and concentration. 
Second, we need to set clear goals and plans. Children need to understand what tasks they need to accomplish and the importance and urgency of those tasks. By working with children to create clear plans and goals, we can make them understand the importance of getting things done and motivate them. In this way, children can better control their time and be more productive. 
In addition, we should lead by example and be a role model for our children. Children are born with the ability to imitate, and they imitate our behaviors and attitudes. Therefore, we need to be a role model for our children by completing tasks with a positive attitude and in an efficient manner. When children see how we solve problems in a calm, gentle, and intelligent way, they learn that way, too. 
At the same time, we should also give appropriate rewards and encouragement to our children. When children complete tasks, we can give them appropriate rewards and encouragement, which will stimulate their motivation and motivation. At the same time, we also need to encourage children to be self-motivated and self-managed, so that they can learn to complete tasks and take responsibility on their own. This will help develop their independence and sense of responsibility. 
Finally, we need to be patient and understanding. It takes time and patience for children to grow, and we can't expect them to become perfect overnight. We need to understand that it takes time and patience for children to grow, and to be attentive to their needs and feelings at all times. When we understand and respect our children's upbringing, we are able to create a stable, decent, and grateful family environment for them. 
In conclusion, every mom faces a variety of challenges on the road to parenting. But as long as we deal with our children's friction in a way that doesn't rush or yell or get angry, we can create a better future for our children. Let's work together to create a loving and supportive family environment for children!