Riddhi DeorahParenting Coach, Helping mothers become God conscious to raise God conscious children.

My child gets angry and shouts

31 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief parenting guidance, Riddhi Deorah explains that angry children are emotionally overwhelmed and cannot cope with lectures, shouting, or disciplinary actions. Instead, caregivers should provide calm, supportive presence: hold the child's hand, offer reassuring words that they are there until the child feels calm, and affirm the child's inner strength. This empathetic response helps the child de‑escalate, feel safe, and strengthens the parent‑child bond.

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All angry children need help. They don't need your lecture, they don't need your shouting, they don't need your explanation. All they need is your help because they are emotionally overwhelmed and they cannot cope up with their surrounding. So next time when your child is angry, when your child is shouting, when your child is rude to you, please do not lecture them. Please do not try to discipline them. Just hold your child's hand and tell your child that, "Mommy is there for you, and I'm going to be with you till you start to feel calm, because I know that you're much stronger and you're much better than this." Do this and you'll see how your child starts to feel calm, and this will also improve your parent-child bond.