Surely all modern parents have heard that you can’t raise your voice at children.
Shouting has too strong an impact on a child’s psyche, so this element of education has long been recognized as untenable.
However, many adults are emotional people who sometimes find it difficult to control themselves.
How to learn to stop yelling at your child
Always take a break at 12 o'clock
If your children have committed some unseemly acts that require your censure, then you should not immediately begin to sort things out.
There is a high risk that you will not be able to control yourself and will yell at your child.
So take a 12-hour break: you will calm down and be able to talk normally.
Put yourself in the child's shoes
You probably wouldn't like it if someone yelled at you either. A loud voice is not an argument in an argument, so you won't prove anything by yelling.
However, empathy will help you protect yourself from this wrong decision.
Grow yourself
Often, screaming is evidence that we have simply exhausted our pedagogical resources. But it is too early to give up. Instead of screaming at your child, try to have a meaningful conversation with him.
But children respond much better to logic and arguments.
