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Scolding can negatively impact their development, affecting self-esteem and emotional health. Studies reveal that constant scolding might lead children to feel inadequate, risking anxiety, depression, and behavioral issues. This can hinder their social, emotional, and academic growth, possibly leading to aggression and a fear of failure, while also damaging the parent-child bond :no_entry_symbol:
(source - PsycheHive - The Psychology of Scolding: How it Affects Your Child's Development and Why).
Positive reinforcement is advocated to promote good behavior, build self-esteem, and strengthen the parent-child relationship :sparkles:. Children mirror their parents' behavior; thus, exhibiting respect, kindness, and empathy is essential. Such a positive environment is pivotal for their cognitive growth, enhancing language skills, creativity, and overall learning :brain:
(source - Parent Influence on Children - 5 key ways).
The consensus is clear: the adverse effects of scolding, especially that induces fear, outweigh any short-term disciplinary benefits. Long-term consequences on mental health, emotional stability, and the parent-child relationship are significant. A supportive, empathetic, and understanding atmosphere is recommended to nurture healthy development and learning :seedling:
(source - PsycheHive - The Psychology of Scolding: How it Affects Your Child's Development and Why; Parent Influence on Children - 5 key ways).
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