A family education consultant is a professional who provides scientific educational guidance to families, resolves parent-child relationships and educational confusion with the core responsibility of helping families optimize the educational environment, enhance parental educational capabilities, and promote the healthy growth of children.

Core work content:

- Personalized: Provide customized solutions to address different families' educational issues (such as poor parent-child communication, lack of learning motivation in children, behavioral deviations, etc.).

- dissemination: Through lectures, courses, etc., convey professional knowledge such as child psychology and pedagogy to parents, correcting incorrect educational concepts.

- Problem mediation:ordinate conflicts between parents and children, couples arising from differences in educational philosophy, and guide family members to establish a harmonious educational atmosphere.

- Growth support: Pay attention to the and behavioral characteristics of children at different ages (such as infancy, adolescence), and provide phased educational strategies for parents.

Main service objects:

- facing educational confusion (such as new parents, parents of adolescents).

- Families facing parent-child conflicts, communication barriers.

- Families hoping to systematically enhance their educational capabilities prevent educational problems.

- Some schools, communities, or educational institutions cooperate to provide free or paid guidance services.

Professional core competency requirements:

1. knowledge: Master the theoretical foundation of child developmental psychology, family education, communication skills, etc.

2. Practical ability: Be able to quickly analyze family issues, propose guidance plans, rather than simply theoretical output.

3. Communication skills: Have empathy, be good at listening to the demands of parents, and convey professional content in plain language, indoctrination.

4. Ethical literacy: Strictly protect family privacy, not interfere in family affairs that are not related to education, and maintain objectivity and neutrality

Common occupational scenarios:

- Carry out family education consultation, course training independently online/offline.

- Work in family education institutions, school moral education, community service centers.

- As a freelance consultant, cooperate with early childhood education institutions, parent-child platforms to provide services