Every time a child grows up, it excites their parents. The first time they smile and walk unsteadily is a precious memory. Even when they learn to walk, they need constant companionship and exercise from their parents. Of course, if the baby doesn't learn to walk well, it will affect their later walking. Let's learn about what to do if a child always falls in kindergarten.
What should I do if my child always falls in kindergarten
1. Engage in appropriate physical exercise
The so-called 'diligence can compensate for setbacks' means that as long as children continue to engage in appropriate physical exercise, their athletic abilities can be correspondingly improved. Moreover, exercise methods such as playing ball, skipping rope, dancing, and drumming can improve children's physical coordination, which has a significant effect.
2. Provide psychological education to children
Parents should pay attention to their children's psychological guidance and education. If they discover that their children have incorrect exercise behaviors, they should correct them in a timely manner. Over time, this can promote their children's motor skills and physical coordination.
3. Do not overprotect children
Many parents are worried about their children falling and colliding, so they overprotect their children from a young age. However, children grow up stumbling and stumbling, and the more they are protected by their parents, the more their children's athletic abilities will be limited and affected.
Reasons why children are prone to falling
1. Psychological disorders. Children are prone to falls in their daily lives. If parents do not identify the cause and seek the correct solution, but often blame their children, or if their children's falling behavior is ridiculed by others, it will make their psychological barriers more severe, making them more likely to fall during their daily walking process.
2. Poor coordination. Some children have insufficient physical coordination, lack exercise from a young age, or have abnormal foot development, which can easily lead to falls.
3. Improper wearing of shoes. Children must choose shoes of appropriate size when wearing shoes. If children wear shoes that are too big, they are prone to falling off during running, jumping, and walking. If children wear shoes that are too small, it will also have a serious impact on their foot development.
It is common for children to stumble and stumble during the process of learning to walk, but if they reach the kindergarten stage, frequent falls should be taken seriously by parents, especially for some children who have unstable heels and are prone to falling during brisk walking. Over time, this can affect the child's psychology, especially their confidence, which will be greatly affected.
