Ten symptoms of rebellious children
As their children grow up, few parents can avoid the rebellious period. The rebellious period is the process of a child\’s transition from a child to an adolescent, which often brings about a series of troubles and problems. Below, let’s take a look at the top ten symptoms of a child’s rebellious period and how to deal with them.
1. Bad attitude
During the rebellious period, children will show great mood swings, lose control easily, and sometimes become angry for no reason. At this time, parents should stay calm and try to maintain communication with their children. Try not to fight back directly, but try to find out why your child is losing control and try to solve the problem together with your child.
2. Decline in academic performance
During the rebellious period, a child\’s academic performance may decline, which is closely related to the child\’s psychological and physical changes. Regarding this, parents can give their children some support and encouragement as appropriate to help their children ease their emotions as much as possible.
3. Addicted to games
Children in the rebellious stage may spend more time playing games and show reluctance to leave the game. Parents should patiently help their children get rid of the influence of games, try to discover other interests and hobbies that their children like, and gradually reduce the time their children spend playing games.
4. Problem behavior
During the rebellious period, children\’s problem behaviors are likely to increase, such as absenteeism, smoking, drinking, etc. At this time, parents should communicate with their children in a timely manner, understand their children\’s thoughts and feelings, find the root cause of the problem, and help their children establish correct values.
5. Unwilling to communicate
During the rebellious period, children may become unwilling to communicate with their parents and find it difficult to communicate and express some issues. At this time, parents should understand their children\’s psychological changes, put aside some prejudices and prejudices, actively listen to their children\’s words, and help their children ease their emotions.
6. Need to be independent
During the rebellious period, children will show an increase in self-awareness and need to live and study independently. At this time, parents should give their children a certain amount of freedom so that they can live and study according to their own wishes. However, parents must also grasp the degree and adjust their children\’s living and learning status.
7. Whimsical
During the rebellious period, children may exhibit some strange thoughts and behaviors, which are called whimsical. Regarding this point, parents should try their best to actively guide their children so that they can recognize the unreasonableness of this idea and help them find reasonable ideas.
8. Social barriers
During the rebellious period, children may have social barriers and be unwilling to communicate with peers. At this time, parents can try to help their children build self-confidence, provide more encouragement and support in daily life, and allow their children to slowly adapt and accept social interaction.
9.Physiological changes
During the rebellious period, the child\’s body will also undergo a series of changes, such as growth and development, puberty, etc. Parents should try their best to maintain attention and care for their children, and help their children establish correct physiological knowledge and healthconcept.
10. Inferiority complex
During the rebellious period, children are prone to feeling inferior and doubting their own image and abilities. At this time, parents should try to help their children realize their own strengths and weaknesses, and provide positive encouragement and support so that their children can build self-confidence.
Summary
A child\’s rebellious period is a stage full of challenges and opportunities. It is often a critical point in a child\’s growth. When dealing with children\’s rebellious period, parents should understand and respect their children\’s emotional and physiological changes, communicate with their children as much as possible, and actively provide support and guidance. Only in this way can the child be helped to successfully get through the rebellious period and become a healthy, confident, and independent person.
