1. Teach basic self-care skills: This includes how to eat, dress and bathe by yourself. These are the basic life skills that children must learn.

2. Teach basic housework, such as cleaning, tidying and cooking. These skills can not only help children live independently in the family, but also cultivate their sense of responsibility and accomplishment.

3. Teach children financial management skills: let children know the value of money and learn how to save and consume. This can help them establish a good concept of consumption and financial management.

4. Teaching time management skills: teaching children how to arrange their time reasonably and balance study and entertainment is of great help to their life and study.

5. Cultivate children's social skills: teaching children how to communicate with others and how to deal with interpersonal relationships is very important for children's interpersonal skills and social adaptability.

6. Cultivate children's independence: Encouraging children to make their own decisions and solve problems by themselves can improve their self-confidence and problem-solving ability.

7. Develop life skills through practical activities: for example, organize a picnic or cook a family dinner together, so that children can learn and master life skills in practice.

8. Parents lead by example: Parents are children's first teachers, and their behavior will directly affect children. Therefore, parents should demonstrate and guide their children to learn life skills through their own behaviors.