Children's games, play together with the child

Anyone will disrupt their constant failures in themselves. "Why do something, if I still do not get it?" - begins to think such a person. Children are even more difficult: their self-esteem is greatly overstated, and skills and experience to it, to put it mildly, do not yet correspond, Therefore, any oversight of the crumbs upsets and traumatizes more than the adult. Especially if the parents themselves begin to tease the child with a joke, even if in jest. Children's games, we play together with the child - our topic of the article.

Is this honest?

Parents require the child to always speak only the truth. And themselves, succumbing to the game, in fact, deceive him. But this lie is for good: if an adult and a child play on an equal footing, the kid will never learn to win (after all, the skills and abilities of an adult can not be compared with the abilities of a child), and therefore, will not gain invaluable experience of victory and will not receive an "inoculation ".

What do competitions give?

Rules of give-away

Calm, only calm

Often a very violent experience of losing speaks of a deep secret fear: "If I'm not the best, no one will love me." Be sure to let the child know that your love for him is unconditional and losing does not make it worse. When the kid cope with negative emotions, be sure to notice this and encourage. Do not confess. A kid should not even suspect a deception on your part.

Not giveaway, but benefits

Play with peers

Give-away will end when the kid starts playing with peers, without the participation of mom and dad. And such games are very useful. Peers will not yield to victory without a fight. And because, by winning, the child now knows for sure - this time he is really the best. Loss in the company of peers is also honest, and adults at all desire can not give such an experience to their baby. But the one who violates the rules, does not count with other people's desires and does not know how to adequately lose, children simply will not accept the game. So, the ability to lose, too, you need to teach.

He does not know how to lose

• Stay close. And if you see that the kid starts to get nervous, throw chips or details, as soon as something goes wrong, - help him. It is best to distract the child, fix the problem for this time, and then encourage him to finish what he started and praise as if it were only his achievement. In this case, the spirit of competition will continue, and the desire to achieve more will increase.

• Do not comfort. To regret and comfort the "poor and unfortunate" is not worth it: the child is important to understand that the loser is not a victim.

• Not the result, but the process. Discuss the game, emphasizing not winning or losing, but how fun you spent time.