Excessive Stubbornness and Anger of The Child.

Excessive stubbornness and anger of the child. A child's excessive stubbornness or anger is a concern for every parent. It is important to be positive and caring towards children to avoid stubbornness or excessive anger. Children become stubborn or overly angry mainly due to depression, fatigue, boredom and overexcitement. They are also stubborn due to environment and heredity. How to understand? There are some signs that tell if one's child is becoming overly stubborn or angry. For example: ♦ The child misbehaves with everyone, especially the parent, when he is angry for some reason. ♦ Gets angry over simple or minor reasons and destroys things around. ♦ Fighting with classmates or playmates, beating them. ♦ Other children do not want to associate with bad-tempered children. ♦ If he gets very angry, he often hurts himself, etc. to be done ♦ Keep calm if your child ever gets angry. It will calm down or become normal by itself. ♦ If the child is angry or stubborn, hug him, caress him, take him in your arms. You will see it will work like magic and the child's anger will be reduced instantly. ♦ Listen carefully to what the child has to say. Appreciate his good work. ♦ Teach religious behavior, hygiene rules along with studies. ♦ Do not keep any electronic devices in the child's bedroom. Take care not to stay on the cellphone or tab for a long time. Make it a habit to say no to mobile, TV or tab while sleeping or eating. ♦ Encourage them to play regularly. Play with the child yourself, be their coach. ♦ If the child insists on something, explain to him that it is not insistence, but asking nicely. You will see that in a few days he will be normal. ♦ Do not scold or scold the child all the time. This makes him more irritable. ♦ Do not talk to anyone about his stubbornness in front of the child. ♦ Never shout at them. Never argue in front of them. ♦ Never slap, tease, or repeat the same words to children. Use light discipline if necessary. ♦ Encourage good work; Reward good work. Don't compare with others. ♦ Don't push your decision all the time, don't lie to them. ♦ Discuss their problems. Fulfill good wishes. Let them know that they are very precious to you. ♦ Don't make unnecessary mistakes. ♦ Talk to the child and develop a routine for his daily activities. When he will play, when he will read, when he will learn health care rules, when he will learn religious rituals etc.