1. Make rules and tell children not to talk loudly, not to run around and jump around, and not to leave things in other people's homes.
2. Tell the children about the rules of other people's homes, and let them know that the behavior in other people's homes will affect other people's lives and respect others.
3. Provide children with reasonable activities, let them play quietly in other people's homes, and don't always complain about children.
4. When praising children for their good performance, let them know that they will be praised and appreciated for their good performance in other people's homes.
5. Educate children to behave appropriately, be polite, don't swear, and don't make impolite moves.
6. It is suggested that children must respect the privacy of others in other people's homes, don't tamper with other people's things, and don't look at other people's personal belongings at will.
7. Tell your child about understanding other people's feelings and let your child know that there may be old people or children in other people's homes who need to rest and keep quiet.
Only parents' guidance and accurate education methods can make children become a good boy who knows how to respect others and be polite.