? What are the symptoms of a ten-year-old boy's rebellion?
1. Emotional instability: grumpy, unstable, difficult to control, angry when you are not happy at all, easily excited, often yelling at your parents, losing your temper, always feeling that your parents are nagging, talking to him casually, and you won't listen, even slamming the door and striking the table.
2. rebellious psychology: I have a strong rebellious psychology. No matter at school or at home, I feel restricted, have no space and freedom, and may quarrel with my parents at home. I often can't finish the homework assigned by the teacher at school, and I like to make excuses;
3, self-centered: rebellious children will show strong self-esteem, and even become self-centered, and others, especially parents, are not allowed to have different ideas with themselves;
4. Depression: Individual children may be depressed, have little language, and don't communicate with teachers and classmates at home. Over time, there may be loss of appetite, even listlessness, and unwillingness to go to school.
5, strong vanity: compared with others, such as excessive pursuit of famous brands or like to dress up.
If the child is in a rebellious period, parents should change their past instructions or obedience, communicate with the child as a friend, and be patient and meticulous. Rebellion is a period when children form their own opinions. Parents should not restrain their children too much. Children in rebellious period have strong imitation ability. Parents should be good role models for their children. Good words and deeds of parents will exert a subtle influence on children.
6. Powerful destructive power
An important manifestation of rebellious teenagers is that they like to throw things, open toys, scribble, tear books and deliberately throw toys on the ground.
7. Challenge the rules
Deliberately break the established rules, constantly put forward new requirements, and tell parents the conditions.
8. Conflict with other boys
When playing with other children, I like to compete for the same toy and have my own priorities.
9. grumpy
The rebellious boys have a certain self-awareness of things and are eager to get rid of their parents' control before the tall image becomes blurred. Many parents can't tolerate boys' shortcomings. In order to let the boys correct their shortcomings as soon as possible, their parents nagged and complained, but the boys didn't listen, either silently or strongly resisted.