Correct sitting posture of children writing

The correct sitting posture is that the head is straight and the feet are flat, and the pen tip is one inch away from the hand.

The so-called correct sitting posture means that the back is straight, the head is straight, the feet are flat, and then the distance between the eyes and the book should be kept at about 25 cm. In addition, it should be noted that the body should be kept at the same level as the feet, and it should not lean forward too much, which is not good for the cervical spine and neck, nor can it lean backward, which is not good for the waist.

Correct posture can't be developed overnight, but it needs years of persistence. Therefore, it is suggested that parents should always pay attention to their children's writing posture in their lives. Once they find him hunched over and his eyes are too close to the book, they should correct it in time with a gentle voice.