'Puberty', the stage where every child must grow up to become a mature adult. This is a time of dread as well as expectation for both children and parents. In particular, from the parents' point of view, the moment the child enters puberty, the little child before disappears and appears to be a stubborn person who desires independence.
Every parent will feel that their child's puberty is often not ready at all. Because the deviations and the changed personality of the child have never been experienced before, but the important thing is the child itself rather than the parent. For children who are adolescents, this can be the most difficult and difficult period. At this time, the support and efforts of all living together, such as parents, family, nannies, etc., are urgent.
Struggle with puberty
Normally, adolescence is between 9 and 13 years of age, during which the children experience emotional, physical, and mental changes. I feel a bit excited because I want to do my job better and do my independence. I also want to grow into a separate entity from my parents. This is not the only thing. Adapting well with friends, school life, and everything else is a problem they must face. As all these things start happening at once, the child often feels uneasy because it is difficult to accept everything at once.
Parents are on the opposite side. I want to control the child's independence by looking at the child's personality poorly. The frequent nagging and criticism of children often conflicts and clashes, and once disappointment begins to compare with the past obedient and adorable past child. This can lead to emotional anxiety for the child, which can make the situation worse for the child.
Entrepreneurship anxiety can also be an anxiety factor. It is expressed indirectly at school or at home, which often causes emotional expression of the child's whim. Physical pain or neurological behavior can be a physical manifestation of this anxiety. Or it may suddenly appear to stop doing something or ask for distance from the parent.
Especially if you are the first of the brothers or have no siblings, you can suffer the most in this situation. Parents are also the first to experience this, and children can not cope with the situation of parental control and the resulting conflict. Parents have certain expectations for their first child. If the situation does not return to the parents' will, the parent will not be able to adapt well. And this is the disappointment of the child.
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| Puberty usually occurs between the ages of 9 and 13 |
Important points to deal with when speaking with adolescents
1. Proper Skills and Change Management : You must acknowledge that it is difficult for a child to know that changes in life are inevitable, and that sometimes it can be difficult to deal with them. This can give both parents and children confidence.
2. Understanding and exploring emotions : Make sure your child understands that experiencing anxiety is extremely normal. Parents can also share emotions by talking about how they felt when they were younger children and how they felt. The child feels that their parents are deeply related to him.
3. Public Love and Support Expression : Carol Blalfield, a counselor, said parents can love their children regardless of their child's behavior, and that children should also trust that it is true. It sounds like a hard word, but in the end it means to love the child as it is, not being in tune with the right and wrong behavior of the child. Sometimes the anger of a parent can be tinged with the child's behavior, but it is important to show interest and support for the child's life instead of talking about the complaint.
4. Creating a Helpful Environment for Your Child: Helping your child to know what he likes and likes is a great strength for the child. It does not matter whether you play instruments, sing songs or simply read. If you want active participation, it is necessary to participate in the relevant community to lower the stress level.
5. Clear instructions : Parents and guardians are required for adolescent children. This is because it is physically and mentally safe for someone to care for a child, even if the children at this time do not want to.
Parents usually have three types of raising children: authoritarian, generous, and authoritative. No matter what type you choose, you should avoid parenting methods that act as a risk factor to your child's behavior and emotional problems. Parents sometimes like children and friends, but sometimes it is desirable to nurture their children with decisive and authoritative behavior.
