What should I do if my child has difficulty concentrating?

When children have difficulty concentrating, parents can take the following measures to help improve the situation: 1. Adjust lifestyle habits: Ensure the child has sufficient sleep, maintaining more than 8 hours of sleep daily, and establish a consistent and healthy sleep schedule. 2. Balanced diet: Ensure the child receives balanced nutrition, particularly adequate intake of vitamins and trace elements, which can help improve nervous system function and enhance concentration. 3. Create a favorable environment: When the child is studying or engaged in an activity, provide a quiet, tidy, and distraction-free environment to minimize external distractions that may affect the child's attention. 4. Attention training: Use specific training activities such as fixation exercises and jigsaw puzzles to strengthen the child's attention span and ability to focus.