The Best Time to Train a Child

 The development process of a child’s consciousness

The best time to train a child is when the child’s consciousness is still developing. Seven years is his peak, either incidentally or otherwise. His mind is like a recording device, recording patterns and labeling impressions. Their parents filter them. They begin to act in their early childhood years. You must execute a new program if you want to alter your child’s mind. 95% of the programming is already completed.

Most of our tasks require us to use cognitive energy. We have a window of a five percent conscious mind. This window is our opportunity to make changes. Now preaching and giving advice come in. There is one key: trust and credibility. To build trust, we must be honest and sincere before him. We will not achieve our shared goal if we fail to do so. Their social and economic compulsion will be the only thing that will bind them together.

We must use the 3 methods below to avoid this outcome:

1: Encourage questions to maintain their existence.

Intelligence begins with questioning. Children naturally are curious. Encourage your child to ask as many questions about the topic as possible. No matter how intelligent or ridiculous their questions may be, we must show genuine interest in them. They ask intelligent questions. They take in a lot from their environment, which adults create. He is new to the world and wants to learn more about it. He interprets things according to his perspective. We miss an opportunity to teach our children what is necessary for their best development. You must be able to satisfy their intellectual hunger at the right time for them. Be a better supporter to save them from searching for answers outside of your resources.

2: Quality Time:

It isn’t easy to spend quality time with your children due to the fast pace of modern living. We can achieve our desired goal by using an interactive approach. We sometimes make these precious moments inefficient by not following the correct path in our quest to spend quality time. By focusing on the target, we ruin the quality and miss the value of the enjoyment. Even small moments of pleasant gestures can have a profound impact.

3: Be True to Your Child

The psychological perspective suggests that you make reasonable changes to yourself. Your child should be your true self. Accept your weaknesses and limitations. Let them decide for themselves what is right and what is wrong. It is essential to learn how to teach and act well. Children learn from our actions and not our words. Contradictions between words and actions can leave very negative impressions. We usually do not shout, but instead, we do it ourselves.