Children's disrespect for their parents is not only a moral problem, but also a mental disorder. In order to repair this crack, we give the following suggestions.

Sincere communication

Listen to children's inner world deeply and give them opportunities to express themselves. In this way, the parent-child relationship will be closer and generate trust.

Value shaping

Tell children that respect is a bridge between people. Through stories, movies, etc. To convey such values and let them understand what respect is from an early age.

Clear boundaries

There are family rules that tell children which behaviors are acceptable and which ones are not. For disrespectful behavior, it should be clearly punished to let children know that wrong behavior will lead to bad consequences.

instil a sense of responsibility

Let children understand that their actions will have an impact on others. Cultivate their sense of responsibility and dedication through activities such as housework and community service.

lead by example

As parents, our behavior is the mirror of our children. If we want our children to respect us, we must first respect everyone we associate with.

Seek external help

If the problem persists and is serious, you may wish to seek professional advice. They can provide more targeted suggestions to help us solve problems.