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Fear of Parental Anger
Repeated shouting, threats, and insults may lead a child to constantly monitor their parents’ moods, apologize often to appease them, or hide mistakes and hesitate to ask for help. The child may withdraw or respond to anger with emotional outbursts. The effects vary depending on the severity and frequency of these situations, the child’s age, and the support they receive. The article recommends that parents take responsibility for their emotions and apologize clearly without blaming the child. They should then calm down, listen, and guide the child with proportionate consequences that preserve their dignity. If they continue to lose control despite their efforts, seeking professional help is a responsible step: staying calm is compatible with being firm and setting boundaries.
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