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Last updated: 18.10.2018

Handling Your Kid’s Aggressive Behavior

One of the things parents should understand with kids is that it is natural for young children to become aggressive whenever they get angry, frustrated and upset. It is now up to parents to help their kids in this kind of a situation.

Caring parents should see it as their responsibility to teach their kids on how to control their emotion and express themselves without aggression towards another.

Contents

  • 1 What are the things you should do as parents to aggressive kids?
    • 1.1 Instill self-control in your child
    • 1.2 Correct immediately after wrongdoing
    • 1.3 Show your kids love

What are the things you should do as parents to aggressive kids?

Instill self-control in your child

The bottom line is that, it has to start from you. Most times we see kids do what they see their parents do. So you as parents must ensure you do what is right in the presence of your kids. Teach them self-control and let them learn it from you.

Teach your kids never to hit, bite, blow or slap another person. Teach them to develop the habit of self-control whenever they are angry and want to react. Let them understand that responding to issues aggressively is wrong which can lead them into trouble.

Correct immediately after wrongdoing

Don’t join the clique of parents that will rub the head of their kids whenever they do something wrong. At the same time, you shouldn’t spank or beat your kids whenever they act aggressively. Once they are used to your beating, they will believe that is the only way to deal with such a situation.

Parents should be closer to their aggressive kids and do more of talking than beating. You will be so amazed by how talking to your kids will wroth wonders. Teach them to see others like themselves and ask how they will feel if such a thing happen to them.

Failure to take action will make them more aggressive and violent as they grow in age. It is why you need to train them on how to stop the habit and become responsible.

Show your kids love

Kids don’t just get angry or develop an aggressive attitude, and it occurs as a result of something. Maybe you don’t show them love, or they don’t see themselves acceptable the way they are. Parents should try all in their power to show love to their aggressive kids.

Correcting in love can do what spanking and beating can never do. Draw them closer to you and embrace them. Teach them what love is how to love others. You will realize that they will find it hard to react aggressively to others they like.

Stop them from keeping aggressive friends

If your kids go about with friends that are aggressive, then you already know where the problem comes from. It means for you to stop that kind of habit, you need to keep your kids away from those kinds of friends.

If they continue to be friends, all your effort to stop the aggressive attitude will avail to nothing. You have to try all in your power to let your kids know that they keep bad friends and tell them how it is affecting their relationship with others and why they have to stop being friends.

Sources

https://www.parents.com/toddlers-preschoolers/discipline/anger-management/6-ways-to-curb-your-childs-aggressive-behavior/

https://www.empoweringparents.com/article/how-to-manage-aggressive-child-behavior/

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About Sage Bishop

I am Sage Bishop, father of two kids. Working as a Cisco engineer. Love to spend time with my family and friends. And write blogs and reviews about parenting and kids fun stuff.

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