Adolescence is a period full of challenges and changes, and children's emotions and behaviors will also change greatly. Children are in a rebellious period, and parents often feel at a loss. This article will provide you with three practical suggestions to help you better cope with your child's rebellious period.

Avoid conflicts with children.

When children are in a rebellious period, quarreling often only aggravates contradictions. Try to calm down, understand your child's needs and communicate with your child in a peaceful way.

Let go of prejudice and listen attentively.

Don't judge children easily, and don't be biased. Try to understand the problem from their point of view, listen to their voices attentively and give them a chance to express themselves.

Give children independent space and freedom.

Rebellious children long for independence and self-realization. Providing them with a free space to do what they like can enhance their self-confidence and reduce conflicts with their parents.