Your child is getting dressed, building something or working out a problem. You can see a faster way.
Before you know it, you're correcting them. Perhaps not because they're unsafe or asking for help, but because their way is slower, messier or different from yours.
Sometimes they do need guidance. Other times, figuring it out is the very thing they're learning.
You don't have to ignore a genuine need. Just notice your impulse before acting on it.
Are you helping your child, or trying to make the moment go the way you prefer?
There is nothing else you need to do with this.