Stop yelling and start connecting. 🫶 Three Possible Long-Term Effects of Yelling at Your Kids: 1. Low Self-Esteem: Constant yelling can make children feel worthless and unloved, leading to lasting feelings of insecurity. 2. Anxiety and Fear: Kids who are frequently yelled at may become anxious, always anticipating another outburst. 3. Difficulty in Relationships: Yelling can teach children that shouting is a normal way to communicate, which can harm their future relationships. What Can You Do I

Tired of yelling at your kids? Here’s what I found out about yelling. I yell because it was the only tool I knew to get my kids to listen. Many Asian parents grew up in homes where emotional regulation was not modeled, so yelling was the norm. We grew up not knowing that in order for kids to listen, we need to build a connection first. Without connection, our words will fall on deaf ears. And honestly, the reason why we yell is not bcos we think it’s effective. It’s bcos we feel frustrated after

Here’s Why Yelling at Your Kids is Hurting Them (and You) IT’S ADDICTIVE. It triggers your child’s survival brain, making them only respond to shouting. You’ll end up yelling more and more, like building a tolerance to a substance. YELLING CREATES YELLERS. Your kids mimic you. When you yell, you’re wiring their brain to do the same. Staying calm helps break the cycle. IT MESSES WITH BRAIN DEVELOPMENT. Chronic yelling spikes cortisol, which messes with your child’s ability to regulate emotions an

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