Rebellion is a very important stage in the process of children's growth. At this stage, children may have some rebellious behaviors, and parents need correct guidance to help their children through this stage.

Infantile rebellious period

At the critical stage of 2-3 years old, the baby begins to step out of the house and embark on the journey of kindergarten. In the face of the new education and living environment, the baby may feel confused and uneasy, resulting in some rebellious behaviors. At this point, parents need patient guidance to help their baby get through this stage smoothly.

Children's rebellious period

7-9 years old is the age when children enter primary school. New educational methods and interpersonal relationships may put pressure on children. At this time, children may have some rebellious behaviors, and parents need to correctly understand and guide them to help them establish a healthy outlook on life and values.

Youth rebellious period

Adolescence is a critical period for children's physical and mental development, and endocrine changes will affect children's mood and personality. At this stage, children begin to form their own outlook on life and values, which may conflict with the ideas of parents and teachers, leading to rebellious behavior. At this time, parents need to communicate and understand more with their children to help them get through this stage smoothly.