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Things Parents Should Never Say To Kids
Who said being a parent was easy? It's the most difficult phase of your life, running behind your kids, making them understand what you want to communicate and finally getting the message through. Losing your temper is quite a normal scenario. Though you wish otherwise, there would be circumstances where you lose your temper and say just the things that you would have otherwise avoided. It's a momentary anger but it makes a complete mess of matters that could have been sorted out easily.
You have a kid who is behaving badly, who you know can handle things a bit more maturely and probably who can behave his age. Yes, you are right about it all especially when you are thinking of things as an adult. But, look at it from the kid's perspective and you would immediately realize that he is not born to understand everything, every single aspect of life or give his emotions a back stage almost immediately in his life.
He takes time to understand, to feel what you are saying. Using the wrong words to communicate what you feel can cause major troubles. There could be instances when your kid may feel really hurt by what you said. There are a few things that you should avoid even when you are terribly angry.
Comparing
With
Others
"See
that
child
on
your
left,
how
well
behaved
he
is"
or
"see
your
sister,
she
eats
so
well,
why
can't
you
do
the
same?"
Like
how
two
parents
can't
be
the
same,
two
kids
can't
be
the
same
either.
Try
to
keep
that
in
mind.
Comparing
will
bring
in
an
inferiority
complex
in
them.
They
might
be
hurt
about
it.
Instead,
be
rational,
understand
how
they
feel
and
let
them
take
their
own
sweet
time
to
get
a
hang
of
things.
Avoid
comparing
with
other
kids
and
treat
your
child
as
an
individual
with
distinct
likes
and
dislikes.
Say
Full
Sentences
You
may
want
to
tell
your
kid
that
as
lunch
is
only
half
an
hour
away,
you
don't
think
he/she
should
fill
his/her
stomach
with
goodies.
But,
what
you
actually
say
is
"you
cannot
have
those
goodies" and
what
your
kid
probably
understands
is:
"I
am
never
going
to
get
goodies."
This
can
give
the
wrong
impression
to
your
kid
and
make
them
crib.
Say
what
you
actually
want
to,
leaving
nothing
to
imagination.
Don't
Discourage
"You
can
do
better,"
is
something
that
all
parents
tell
their
kids.
That's
one
statement
you
can
avoid
and
should
ideally
avoid.
Kids,
unlike
adults,
tend
to
take
things
to
their
heart.
Make
sure
you
say
something
encouraging
as
"you
can
do
better"
sounds
discouraging.
Make
sure
you
appreciate
the
efforts
put
in.
That
way
they
can
feel
better
about
their
work.
It's
understandable
that
you
want
them
to
perform
but,
by
saying
this
statement
you
are
not
giving
them
any
encouragement.
"You
are
good
for
nothing"
You
are
angry
and
you
scream
out
"you
are
good
for
nothing"
or
worse
still
"you
will
never
do
anything
in
your
whole
life".
This
is
something
parents
should
never
tell
their
kids.
This
could
prove
to
be
negative
to
your
child.
He/she
would
feel
discouraged,
would
start
believing
in
what
you
say
and
lap
it
up
completely.
You
don't
want
that
to
happen.
So,
the
best
would
be
to
avoid
these
lines,
however
angry
you
are.
"I
told
you
so"
Another
thing
that
parents
should
never
say
to
their
kids
is
the
classic,
"I
told
you
so." How
we,
even
today,
hate
this
line
when
it
is
said
to
us!
We
burn
into
a
ball
of
fire
whenever
someone
comes
and
says
this
to
us
when
we
make
a
mistake.
Do
we
want
to
repeat
that
mistake?
Do
you
want
to
say
the
something
to
your
son/daughter
that'll
only
make
them
feel
worse?
It
could
have
a
completely
negative
effect
on
them
and
they
might
feel
horrible
you
said
that.
Parents need to be a bit more careful when dealing with children, especially teens as they have a habit of feeling hurt at small matters. Remember, it's their age and as parents, it's best to figure out a way to make them understand things without hurting their fragile minds.
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