As a result, the volunteer teaches the children things such as manners, reading, writing, counting, coloring, or painting. Time is also spent helping the children learn their responsibilities and ways to express their independence. You also become a nurse when placed with children who suffer from life threatening illnesses. For example, children with spina bifida wear braces and need to be handled differently. Learning the skills necessary to help children with special needs such as this, strengthens the bond between the volunteer and the child.
Children recognize the extra effort of concerned volunteers.
This helps to gain their trust. It then becomes easier to redirect them when they do something wrong. All of this helps to enhance their capabilities. You also have to teach the children limits. They need to learn that they cannot have their own way at all times.