1. Stay calm: In the face of children's rebellious behavior, parents should first stay calm and don't overreact because of emotional excitement. In this way, we can better communicate with our children and understand her thoughts and needs.
2. Improve communication: spend more time with your child and understand the problems and troubles she has encountered in school and life. At the same time, let the children know the family rules and expectations, and let her know the hard work of their parents.
3. Build trust: respect children's opinions and let her feel the trust of parents. When a child encounters difficulties, she should give support and encouragement, and let her know that her parents are her support.
4. Set reasonable rules: Set some reasonable rules and boundaries for children, so that she can understand what can and cannot be done. At the same time, let her participate in the formulation of family rules and enhance her sense of responsibility.
5. Guide correct values: Educate children with correct values and morality, and let her know what is right and what is wrong. We can help her to establish a correct world outlook by reading and watching relevant film and television works.
6. Moderate punishment: When a child makes a mistake, she should be moderately punished to let her understand the consequences of the mistake. However, too severe punishment should be avoided so as not to affect the parent-child relationship.
7. Seek professional help: If the child's rebellious behavior continues to be serious, you can consider seeking the help of a psychologist for psychological counseling and intervention.
In short, in the face of children's rebellious period, parents should have patience and love, and help their children through this special growth stage through effective communication and guidance.