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Why Parents Shouldn't Be Strict?
Are you a strict parent? Do you follow the 'Spare the rod, spoil the child' principle strictly? Well, being a strict parent will only make your child aggressive, experts say.
Kids observe their parents' behaviour and follow it as well. Growing up in a home where parents are extremely strict will lower the self-confidence of the child. It might lead to low self-esteem in the child as well and that will be detrimental to the kid's mental health.
If parents are strict with their children, they will grow up with fear and anxiety that will only make them insecure human beings.
As a parent, you should allow your child to do the things he/she is interested in with your proper guidance and care.
Here are some reasons why parents shouldn't be strict, take a look. Note: Being strict and being disciplined are two different aspects. While strictness creates fear in the child, discipline brings adherence to rules that are necessary to be followed to become better citizens.
Your
child
Lives
In
Fear
When
you
are
a
strict
parent,
your
little
one
will
always
live
in
fear.
No
child
should
live
in
fear
in
their
own
home.
Control
your
level
of
strictness
and
make
your
child
aware
that
he/she
can
come
to
you
for
any
help
he/she
needs.
Change
For
The
Worse
Children
who
are
raised
in
strict
homes
are
like
inflated
balloons
that
can
burst
any
moment.
When
the
balloon
bursts,
they
become
a
whole
new
person.
The
change
could
be
for
the
worse
as
they
are
restricted
to
do
even
small
things
in
their
life.
Your
Child
Will
Never
Be
Happy
If
you
are
a
strict
parent,
your
child
will
never
be
happy
living
in
a
fearful
environment.
As
parents,
it's
your
duty
to
provide
unconditional
love
and
happiness
to
your
child
and
not
instill
fear
in
him/her.
It
Changes
Your
Child's
Attitude
In
Life
Being
strict
parents
has
a
major
impact
on
children,
especially
when
they
have
no
sibling.
You
should
be
a
cool
and
disciplined
parent
to
raise
your
kids
healthily.
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