It is common for fifteen-year-old children to rebel, because they are in adolescence and great changes have taken place in their physiology and psychology. At this stage, parents need to take some measures to help their children through this difficulty.

First of all, parents should respect their children's personality and independence. Don't try to control everything about them, but give them some freedom and opportunities to express their ideas and opinions. At the same time, we should also educate them how to make the right decision and bear the corresponding responsibilities.

Secondly, parents should establish good communication channels with their children. Listen to children's voices and understand their needs and confusion. In communication, you should keep a peaceful mind, don't lose your temper, and don't blame your children. When encountering problems, we can discuss solutions together, so that children can feel the warmth and support of their families.

In addition, parents can help their children through the rebellious period by cultivating their hobbies. For example, children can be encouraged to participate in sports activities, music courses or volunteer activities, which can help children release stress and enhance their self-confidence and self-esteem.

Finally, parents should establish correct values and outlook on life for their children. Teach them basic moral concepts such as honesty and trustworthiness, respect for others and cherishing life. At the same time, we should also guide them to set up lofty ideals and goals and encourage them to make continuous efforts and progress.

In short, in the face of the rebellious period of fifteen-year-old children, parents need patience, understanding and support. Through communication and guidance with children, help children tide over this difficulty and grow into healthy, confident and responsible people.