In the fast-paced modern society, good education is not only the embodiment of personal accomplishment, but also an important symbol of social civilization and progress. Parents, let's work together to nurture our children to be good citizens who are polite, grateful, and respectful. Here are 21 parenting rules, each of which is an indispensable lesson in a child's growth.
1.When someone gives an object, take it with both hands, which is a basic sign of respect for others.
2.Don't pick and choose when eating, and pick the food that the chopsticks touch to show table manners.
3.Girls should shake hands lightly with half hands, while boys should shake all hands as a sign of politeness.
4.Don't point your finger at someone, this small gesture may inadvertently hurt someone.
5.In front of elders, maintain appropriate conversation and behavior, do not joke, and show respect.
6.At the end of the call, let the other party hang up first, which is a sign of politeness.
7.Don't peek when someone is messaging and protect their privacy.
8.When someone enters the password, consciously turn their head to give the other person a sense of security.
9.See through it without saying it, save face for others, sometimes silence is golden.
10.Don't talk about your body in front of fat people and avoid touching on sensitive topics.
11.Don't talk about height in front of short people, respect everyone's differences.
12.Don't talk about skin color in front of people who are dark, praise diversity.
13.Don't talk about love in front of widows and be considerate of other people's feelings.
14.Don't talk about family in front of people from single-parent families, and respect the family background of others.
15.Not taking other people's things without permission is a manifestation of consciousness and integrity.
16.Use polite language and don't swear, which are essential qualities.
17.Remember to put things back in their original places and develop good habits.
18.Show friendliness and politeness when you see acquaintances.
19.Do not make loud noises in public places, and maintain public order and civility.
20.Say thank you and show your gratitude when you receive help.
21.Don't rummage over plates when eating together, and observe table manners.
These seemingly simple behavioral norms are actually the cornerstone of children's integration into society and harmony with others. Let's start small, start now, and lay a solid foundation for our children's future.
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