If your child has Tourette’s Syndrome, it is the equivalent of ringing the alarm bell, suggesting that you should change the way you educate: 1. Find out the specific merits of your child and praise them publicly in front of other children and adults to build your child’s self-confidence. Explain the situation to the teacher and get her cooperation, and encourage your child more at school and kindergarten. However, pay more attention to your child’s tics to avoid aggravating the symptoms. 2. Relaxed environment Create a relaxed environment for your child at home as long as you don’t play with fire or touch electricity and allow other behaviors. Scolding the child is strictly prohibited! 3, dietary attention Prohibit the consumption of cream cakes, chocolate, and other kinds of snacks and drinks containing coloring, additives, and preservatives.