The hidden effects of yelling on a child's brain
Yelling at children triggers their brain's survival mode, releasing stress hormones and impacting their ability to feel safe. This can lead to low self-esteem, defiance, and long-term mental health issues like anxiety and depression. Instead, calm, firm, and connected communication fosters understanding and responsibility.
Yelling at children triggers their brain's survival mode, releasing stress hormones and impacting their ability to feel safe. This can lead to low self-esteem, defiance, and long-term mental health issues like anxiety and depression. Instead, calm, firm, and connected communication fosters understanding and responsibility.
