When kids scream, bite, or hit, they're acting from fear, not badness. A parent can respond by setting loving, clear limits that reduce that fear instead of punishing the behavior.
This is for you if you have a child who acts out. They might scream, bite, hit, scratch. We need to shift our mindset to understanding this: you don't have a bad kid. Their aggression is fear in disguise, and the fear drives them to act out. Their jealousy of a sibling means that they might fear there's not enough parental attention to go around. They might fear not getting what they want. They fear that they don't know how to do something. We have to understand they don't want to behave this way, so So we need to set loving limits and help them to reduce the fear. Give me a like if this resonates with you and make sure to hit follow so I know to make more stuff like this.
