Yelling at children can trigger their fight-or-flight response, making them less receptive to learning and increasing feelings of anxiety and disconnection. Consistent yelling damages the parent-child ...

Yelling is an unfortunate instinct that does not happen out of the blue. More often than not, it is a response to certain ...

I yell at my kids more often than I would like to. I am a parent educator and teach ALL of the tools to parents, and still I ...

Rare is the parent who has never just lost it and yelled at their kid. Also rare: a parent who hasn’t felt bad about yelling at their kid after doing so. That’s natural, she says—but not worth harping ...

I’m standing in my kitchen chopping garlic when my 2-year-old shouts for more cheese crackers. The timer on the oven beeps at me to flip the fish sticks when I hear a loud wail from the living room.

I'd had it. My 5-year-old had finally pushed me over the edge. It was a bad day all around, from the moment he woke up demanding breakfast to the second time he pushed his brother. We all have days we ...

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The author, her husband and their four kids at the zoo in October 2024. I’m standing in my kitchen chopping garlic when my 2-year-old shouts for more cheese crackers. The timer on the oven beeps at me ...