Riddhi Deorah shares what parents should avoid if they want kids to write without struggle. Don't make writing boring, overcorrect their work, or compare them to other children. Small shifts in how you respond to their writing can change everything.
Never do this if you want your child to write with joy.
Most children these.
Days don't want to write because of the way it is introduced to them.
Never do these.
Three things if you.
Want your child to write.
1.
Make writing boring and tedious. When you ask your child to write a full sheet of letter A, letter.
B, and so on, the child's brain creates a memory.
That writing is.
Tough and boring.
So next time when you ask your child to sit down to write, the.
They don't want to come to you. 2. Never overcorrect.
Your child when they're just starting to learn how to write. Imagine if you were to learn how.
To write in the Chinese characters. It would take.
You some time too.
Be patient.
It is not a.
Race if you overcorrect your child. This will make your child feel that.
They can never write.
And that writing is so tough. 3. Never compare.
Your child's writing with some other child.
Writing is also a reflection of your child's personality.
And their mood levels.
You must never expect.
Your child to.
Write like someone else because this is.
Like forcing your child to become.
Like someone else.
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