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Children’s Day: Why Parents Should Never Argue In Front Of Kids; 3 Ways It Can Affect The Kids’ Emotional Grow
Parents, we get it, adulting is hard, and sometimes you just want to let out those frustrations. But hold up, have you ever thought about the mini humans absorbing all that drama? Recent studies have dropped some serious truth bombs, revealing the lasting impact of parental bickering on your munchkin's emotional growth.
As we celebrate Children's Day, maybe it is the best time to reflect on the impact our actions as parents have on our little ones. One area that often goes unnoticed is the heated arguments that take place in front of the kids.
Who wouldn't want the best for their kids, right?
Why Parents Should Never Argue In Front Of Kids
According to a survey by Child Development Journal, exposure to parental conflicts during early childhood can alter a child's brain development, affecting emotional regulation. Here are the three main problems children can develop regularly witnessing parents fighting:
- Insecurity
- Inability to regulate emotions
- Lack of interpersonal skills
- Cognitive developmental problems
Now, let's take a closer look:
1. Emotional fallout
Studies, including a recent survey by Child Development Journal, highlight the long-lasting impact of parental arguments on children. Exposure to frequent conflicts can lead to emotional distress, anxiety, and behavioural issues.
2. Future relationships
Research from the Indian Journal of Psychology emphasizes the connection between witnessing parental discord and future relationship patterns in children. It's like planting seeds of relationship troubles in their young minds. The impact might not be immediate, but it brews beneath the surface, influencing their adult relationships.
3. Cognitive consequences
A joint study by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the University of Notre Dame suggests that exposure to parental arguments can hinder cognitive development. It affects the child's ability to concentrate, solve problems, and make decisions.
How Does It Affect the Kids and Their Future?
Children are like sponges, absorbing not just the words but the emotions that come with them. Arguing parents creates an environment of tension, impacting a child's sense of security and stability.
This instability can lead to trust issues, affecting their future relationships, both personal and professional. The emotional rollercoaster they experience can hinder their ability to navigate challenges confidently in their life.
What Can You Do as Parents?
- Not every disagreement needs an audience. Choose when and where you discuss sensitive matters.
- Demonstrate to your children how conflicts can be resolved amicably. Show them the importance of communication, compromise, and empathy.
- Encourage open communication within the family.
On A Final Note...
Parents, your relationship is the blueprint for your child's understanding of love, conflict, and resolution. By fostering a harmonious environment, you're not just securing their present but laying the foundation for an emotionally balanced future.
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