Many parents know from experience that children simply love to argue.
Adults are not happy with this situation.
We want the child to respect the authority of elders and listen to our opinions.
Often children join in an argument only because they are convinced that your beliefs are unfair. Therefore, it is always worth putting yourself in the child’s place.
This will also help reduce the number of conflict situations.
Sometimes parents are so offended by the situation of an argument with a child that they begin to get involved emotionally and impulsively. Children feel that they were able to "push" you.
This means that the parents' position in the eyes of the child has become weaker. Therefore, it is always worth keeping yourself in hand.
If a child has learned to argue well, then this is a good sign: children master logical thinking and build chains of arguments in their heads.
Another issue is that arguing with parents can hardly be called a reasonable use of one's talents. Experts recommend finding discussion clubs for such talented children so that they can hone the art of correct arguing.