3 principles of parenting. Teachers with experience recommend

Where do children's tantrums come from? Where do the unbalanced, eternally angry and screaming adults come from? The whole problem is attention, or rather lack thereof. Educators with unanimous experience reiterate that the roots of poor child behavior are a reaction to adult indifference.

Teachers recommend adhering to only three principles in the upbringing of their children.

Keep your word in front of the child and do not act against what was promised or said. Do not promise that which you cannot fulfill. Always do what you promised.

Do not be a victim of child manipulation. This is especially true for purchases. Children are actors. They need viewers. Often the tantrum about a new toy, sweets or an amusement ticket ends after the parents leave. Ignoring is an effective method of dealing with tantrums.

Give your child the choice and freedom of action. Boys and girls must learn to make their own decisions. And let it be the color of a toothbrush or the choice between cereal or pasta for breakfast. Choice and freedom of action - bring up independence.