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The long-term consequences of yelling at your child
"1) Yelling can make children's behavior problems worse. You might think that stopping the child fro...
"1) Yelling can make children's behavior problems worse.
You might think that stopping the child from screaming will solve the problem. I think that I will be able to prevent bad behavior in the future. But studies show that yelling can actually make your child's behavior worse. It keeps you in a cycle, You can make the situation worse by yelling and your child not yelling.
According to the study, when a 13-year-old child is yelled at, it can even encourage them to do more of the bad behavior.
2) Crying can change a child's brain development.
Yelling and other forms of harsh caregiving can completely change the way a child's brain develops. It causes a negative change in human processes. A study comparing the brains of children who were verbally abused to those of well-maintained children found that the parts of the brain responsible for making sounds and language were significantly different.
3) It can cause depression.
When parents yell at their children, the children will be afraid, it hurts I will be sad. Verbal abuse also deeply affects a child's psyche and causes pain until adulthood. When a 13-year-old child is yelled at, the study suggests behavioral problems are more likely, as well as signs of emotional anxiety and depression. In other studies, emotional abuse and depression; It is said that there is a connection between anxiety. These symptoms can lead to bad behavior and self-harm. Drug addiction and sexually dangerous behavior may occur.
4) Impact on physical health
We have many experiences growing up, but some of them we don't understand. Children who are verbally abused by their parents, the stress they experience in childhood is more likely to develop health problems in adulthood. Researchers say that anxiety experienced in childhood can lead to physical health problems later on.
5) Screaming can cause chronic illness.
Those who have been negatively nurtured in childhood are more likely to experience chronic illness. Rheumatoid arthritis headache Back and neck pain and other chronic diseases can occur.
How to care for your child; It's never too late to make a change in behavior. If you are aware of your state of mind, or if you are yelling at your child too much, ask for help from someone who should. Try consulting with a counselor or other parents. Try talking about your feelings or having a conversation with your child without yelling.
Translated from the link https://www.healthline.com/health/parenting/effects-of-yelling-at-kids#2. #BAWA101"
You might think that stopping the child from screaming will solve the problem. I think that I will be able to prevent bad behavior in the future. But studies show that yelling can actually make your child's behavior worse. It keeps you in a cycle, You can make the situation worse by yelling and your child not yelling.
According to the study, when a 13-year-old child is yelled at, it can even encourage them to do more of the bad behavior.
2) Crying can change a child's brain development.
Yelling and other forms of harsh caregiving can completely change the way a child's brain develops. It causes a negative change in human processes. A study comparing the brains of children who were verbally abused to those of well-maintained children found that the parts of the brain responsible for making sounds and language were significantly different.
3) It can cause depression.
When parents yell at their children, the children will be afraid, it hurts I will be sad. Verbal abuse also deeply affects a child's psyche and causes pain until adulthood. When a 13-year-old child is yelled at, the study suggests behavioral problems are more likely, as well as signs of emotional anxiety and depression. In other studies, emotional abuse and depression; It is said that there is a connection between anxiety. These symptoms can lead to bad behavior and self-harm. Drug addiction and sexually dangerous behavior may occur.
4) Impact on physical health
We have many experiences growing up, but some of them we don't understand. Children who are verbally abused by their parents, the stress they experience in childhood is more likely to develop health problems in adulthood. Researchers say that anxiety experienced in childhood can lead to physical health problems later on.
5) Screaming can cause chronic illness.
Those who have been negatively nurtured in childhood are more likely to experience chronic illness. Rheumatoid arthritis headache Back and neck pain and other chronic diseases can occur.
How to care for your child; It's never too late to make a change in behavior. If you are aware of your state of mind, or if you are yelling at your child too much, ask for help from someone who should. Try consulting with a counselor or other parents. Try talking about your feelings or having a conversation with your child without yelling.
Translated from the link https://www.healthline.com/health/parenting/effects-of-yelling-at-kids#2. #BAWA101"
