When parents become afraid of their child, they lose their ability to parent effectively. This fear leads to relaxed boundaries and abandoned discipline, which adversely affects the child's emotional regulation. Parents must enforce limits for their child's development, despite intense protests. Without firm boundaries, children can become increasingly agitated, potentially escalating to self-harm or harm to others.
Successful parenting requires making the best choices for children regardless of their protests. While parents often face intense reactions from children when enforcing limits, it's crucial to uphold these boundaries for the child's growth and emotional stability.
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