What to do if your child is often angry

On the one hand, if a child is often angry, it means that the parents are too indulgent, but it also means that there is a deviation in the way the children are educated. At this time, parents should learn more about scientific education methods, make friends with their children, and become their confidants. Don't always use an adult's tone or approach. This will easily create a distance between the child and the parent and make the child feel insecure.

Children aged 2, 7 and pre-adolescents have bad tempers

As the baby grows, the number of frustrations increases, and when the baby is about five or six years old, the phenomenon of temper tantrums will gradually improve. As the saying goes, a child of seven or eight years old is annoying. When the baby reaches seven or eight years old, parents will find that this bad temper has resurfaced. In fact, when children are seven or eight years old, they are the most curious. They like to take apart the alarm clock and get to the bottom of things almost obsessively, which is just due to their strong desire for knowledge. Children before puberty, girls around 10 to 12 years old and boys around 14 to 15 years old, also have great mood swings and often show irritability, depression, and anxiety.

Children who lack love also have bad tempers.

The environment in which your baby grows up is also an important factor. Parents are the baby's first teachers. If mom and dad have a bad temper and are easily angered, and often have family wars, it will hurt the baby's heart and make the baby feel distressed because there is no role model. The baby will gradually adopt simple and violent methods like mom and dad when encountering difficulties and dealing with problems.

It may seem simple that a child always loses his temper, but in fact, there are many things involved. On the one hand, it is caused by parents always giving in to their requests. Another deeper reason is that children often feel insecure in their interactions. Children who lack love are more likely to lose their temper. Don't mistakenly think that giving in to parents' requests is love. Love is communication, love is understanding, and it is also making friends.