Make sure your child wants to ski: Many children love to play with snow, but if you ask them to ski, some may be scared; Parents can encourage their children to learn to ski, but don’t force them to.
Professional courses: the fastest and safest way to let children learn to ski, children are generally easier to listen to the coach. Many ski resorts offer family-style all-inclusive deals that allow children and adults to learn together.
Always be safe: Don’t let your child sit on the skis, especially at the bottom of a hill, where he or she may lose control and be knocked down by someone who is sliding uphill. Make sure the skis and boots are securely strapped before you slide, and have your child practice sliding, preferably with a clenched fist against the snow to avoid twisting the wrist.
It’s even better to get your kids’ friends together: Ski instructors often recommend that several kids work together to minimize fear and make the learning process more enjoyable. And also the ski goggles is important.