Childhood is a carefree and golden time. The time during which the child will have to learn a lot, master and learn a lot. Before school, the child must learn to read, count, draw, dress and undress independently, be collected and organized. The task of loved ones is to help the child learn how to correctly calculate his time.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, you need to explain to the child why self-organization is so necessary so that he does not get the impression that this is another whim of the parents and that there is no rejection of "unnecessary science." Tell him that this will help him not to be late for kindergarten or school, to devote more time to meeting friends or watching interesting programs, films and games.
Step 2
Don't expect immediate results. This is a long process. Awareness of "need" does not come immediately. And sometimes it takes weeks and months to talk and explain. Try to start parenting work with your child as early as possible. Remember that a small child absorbs everything like a sponge.
Step 3
The foundations of the organization are laid by the regime. From infancy, babies wake up, eat, play and go to bed at the same time. You should not violate the child's way of life, and if this happened, then you need to restore the correct daily routine.
Step 4
When the baby gets used to it, you can introduce new functions into the schedule: compulsory activities, exercises, etc. Set aside a certain period of time for each type of activity. For example, exercise 15 minutes, classes - an hour, take no more than 20 minutes for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Consider individual characteristics. What one child does in 5 minutes, another will do much longer.
Step 5
A visual aid - a bright and colorful schedule helps in organizing time. In it, by the hour, you should make a list of what the child should do in a day. The daily routine should hang in a conspicuous place and each item should be marked daily: done-not done, or met-did not fit in the allotted period of time.
Step 6
To give your child an incentive to adhere to these rules, come up with a reward system. If the schedule does not help, make a plan of assignments in the evening. And make sure you follow it. Remind your baby to do it, because he can play too much and simply forget. Do not overload it, the child should rest and walk more. Do not punish children if they cannot assemble toys on time or eat quickly. You can scold a little, but not scold - so you only discourage the desire to do even what he is good at.
