The Rules of Parenting - Yelling Isn't The Only Answer

It's okay to be angry, both you and your children. More specifically, it's okay to express anger and disapproval but the means to express anger have to be selected. Yelling, shouting and screaming do not solve the issue ALL of the time. They just make matters worse. You know that as well as I do. Moreover, you are telling your children indirectly that it's okay to become verbally abusive when it comes to expressing anger. Guess what? Your children will learn from you and not long after you will realise that peaceful days in the household are getting numbered. 

As parents, you have the ability to calm yourself.

Be a role model. Treat your children as young adults and talk things out to straighten out issues.

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Teenage Rule 77: Yelling isn't the answer

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