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:\n1.#Aggression
\nNowadays most of the kids are found Aggressive .
\nParents action: Parent should make sure that you do not respond to their aggression with aggressiveness. This is just the opposite of traditional parenting. Calm your child down and talk about alternatives and reason behind their aggression.
\n2. #Tantrum Throwing
\nEven though Tantrum are normal and very common, handling them is a big challenge for parents.
\nParent action: When a child throws tantrum, she just needs empathy and a loving presence. Tantrums subside as the brain matures.
\n3. Back Talk
\nBack talk directly relates to disrespect and this is what hurts and disturbs parent.
\nParent action : Instead of quickly shutting down the conversation, you can use this opportunity to teach your child how to talk respectfully. Encourage positive communication .
\n4. Not Listening
\nGetting children to pay attention to what you want to say is one of the biggest challenge parents.
\nParent action :Try to have a strong bond with your child. Spend time and instead of giving orders.
\n5. Applying Effective #Discipline
\nDisciplining is often misunderstood with punishment.
\nParent action : spend time with their kids so that they understand them in better way.
\n6. #Sleep
\nKids of today are deprived of sleep and this is hampering their physical and mental health which is a matter of concern for most parents.
\nParent action : Parents need to push your kids and find out what works because getting proper rest at night is very important .
\n7. #Internet
\nThe immersion of kids in internet is huge. The risks are huge as well.
\nParent action : Parent should use a filter considering the age, negotiate content, monitor and supervise. Talk to your kids well.
\n8. Early #Sexualisation
\nChildren are getting involved in sex much before they are emotionally or intellectually able to handle it.
\nParent action : Parents should make sure that they educate their children .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"