#child-behavior

#child-behavior

A viral tweet highlights the ongoing debate over children's behavior in public places.

Responses to the tweet are divided, with some blaming the parent for not controlling their child and others suggesting that potentially aggressive dogs should not be in public. [ more ]

Parents should set limits for children calmly and with dialogue, rather than getting mad or shouting.

Processing emotions is important, and adults should validate children's emotions and help them learn to regulate their emotions without causing harm. [ more ]

Parents can feel frustrated and angry when their child's silly behavior becomes disruptive and disrespectful in certain settings.

Open communication and setting clear expectations can help address the issue of excessive silliness in children. [ more ]

Hitting is common among children, but parents should not let it slide.

Hitting is often an unhealthy form of communication for children, who may lack appropriate tools or struggle to regulate emotions. [ more ]