Parents who scold their children need to do these 3 things to keep their temper under control
Frequent scolding negatively impacts children's well-being. Parents can manage anger by recognizing triggers and pausing before reacting, focusing on specific behaviors rather than labeling the child. Cultivating a peaceful home environment through routines and shared responsibilities also helps parents respond with intention, fostering connection over fear.
Frequent scolding negatively impacts children's well-being. Parents can manage anger by recognizing triggers and pausing before reacting, focusing on specific behaviors rather than labeling the child. Cultivating a peaceful home environment through routines and shared responsibilities also helps parents respond with intention, fostering connection over fear.
