Riddhi Deorah explains why stressed parents make their kids' brains shift into survival mode instead of learning mode. She gives five reminders: your stress shows instantly, worrying and shouting transmit pressure, kids learn differently than adults, and calm support matters more than pushing.
Watch this video till the end because I have made something which will truly help with exam pressure. I get so many messages from mothers every day who say that they are depressed, anxious, and helpless because their children are not studying for their board exams. They're not able to sleep at night. So let's understand this: when you are stressed, your child senses it immediately. Stress is transferred to your child through your tone, your facial expression, and your behavior, and their little brain shifts from learning mode into survival mode. So these are 5 things that you need to remember. First, you have to understand that if you are stressed, your child will not start to study. Second, stop worrying and shouting because by doing so, you're transferring pressure to your child. Third, remember, har bachche ka pannega tari ka ala kotha hai, and you cannot expect that your child is going to learn just like you used to. I have made an exam guide for you that will allow you to stay calm and support your child without transferring stress and pressure during exams. To get this guide, you have to do two things. First, share this with a friend or family, and second, comment "exam," and I will share this guide with you in your DM.
5 Emotional Needs Every Child Has | Raise Emotionally Healthy Children | Riddhi Deorah
