Don't yell at children. It may be easier to educate children than we think? Many people always fly into a rage when their children are naughty. As parents, you and I always have a headache for our children and always yell at them. When we bow our backs, look fierce, or hold sticks in our hands, maybe you will think of what our own children will be like at this moment? Live well. At this moment, let's install a surveillance camera at home. What do you think of us on camera? Many parents always say that every time they yell at their children, they will regret it, but they can't control their children and lose their temper every time. In fact, parents must remember that cultural education for their children may not be as difficult as everyone thinks. Maybe we can do this:

1. Children are an extremely important audience for parents. Just like speaking and performing on the stage, if you want to convince/move the other party, you have to take into account their experience, consider their needs and say what you want in their own way.

You can't completely control your child's actions, but you can control your own reactions. Honest parents can never completely control their children's behavior. But we can control some of our reactions. When it's useless for me to yell at the children, you can put aside your thinking for a while and change to a new way of communication.

It is unrealistic to make a hullabaloo about and cry. I believe many parents will have this experience, and shouting can't really solve the difficulties. When parents are shouting, it is difficult for children to hear clearly what their parents are saying, but they may just write down some key words that parents often say: Hurry up, be late, and do your homework quickly ... Even our own shouting occasionally makes children worry about uselessness.

Generally speaking, it is not a child's problem, nor is it a parent's problem. Sometimes it's not a child's problem that children are not sensible, but a parent's problem. When parents can release their emotions to their children due to various problems such as overwork, contradiction with their families, and heavy pressure in daily life, the release of parents' bad emotions is the first trigger point, which opens all wars in the family.