Our life pressures generate our daily emotions in dealing: What is the extent of this impact on our children???
Hello to all dear visitors to my child’s world, some educators are unaware of the importance of listening to their children, especially in the first years of their lives, so the child talks to one of his parents at any time he needs to talk. The father or mother may not pay attention to his child’s speech because he is busy and does not have time, and he may often consider it trivial and a waste of time so they do not pay full attention to it. From here begins the gap between the children and their parents. The child searches for someone who cares about his conversation, so the conversation with his parents no longer has any importance, and the children may fall victim to destructive and other thoughts. Therefore, we must be aware that no matter how trivial your child’s talk is, leave everything that preoccupies you, give him your hearing and sight, and turn to him with your body. Do not interrupt his conversation and do not rebuke him if he makes a mistake in speaking or behaving, but rather talk to him calmly and smile in his face. Here he feels your care and love, and he will share all his conversations with you and will resort to you in all his matters.
Your bad behavior with your child is considered an emotional-psychological assault on him:
Some negative behaviors (emotions) that are considered psychological aggression:
What is the correct way to treat our children under the influence of life pressures??
With the child:
With parents:
Often we get angry at our children for something that does not deserve anger, and the reason for our anger is the many pressures of life on us. Let us always remember that the way we deal with our children most of the time is what affects and shapes their behavior, and let us note for ourselves that they are not at fault and have nothing to do with it, and we should differentiate. Between the pressure of life on us and the pressure we put on our children, our children are not an outlet for us from the pressure of life...
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