Parents' understanding and spending time listening to and sharing emotions with children will help the turbulent period of their children pass quickly and stabilize their psychology.
Listen to you more
During the fickle period, children always want to receive attention, listening and respect from family members. Parents should not rush to make judgments but spend more time sharing with their children. Communicate frankly so that children can easily express the feelings and difficulties they are facing.
Set family rules
To help children learn to take responsibility, parents should set rules for the family to apply and implement but in a flexible way. Family rules will help solve problems quickly, limiting unnecessary conflicts between members.
Teach children to make decisions on their own
Parents should teach their children to make their own decisions and solve their problems. This will be a way to help children become independent and learn life skills to support their future path later.
Recording, encouraging at the right time
Words of recognition and encouragement at the right time will help children improve themselves in a positive direction. Parents should also pay attention when children make mistakes and point out the wrong things, and guide children on how to overcome them. If children do right and achieve good results, please acknowledge them, have words of encouragement at the right time so that children are more confident in developing themselves.
Learn how to communicate
Parents should also regularly teach children how to communicate with relatives and people around them. Being active in communication will help children become sociable, easily make friends, know how to care and share, as well as adapt early in all circumstances.
