A seventh-grader went to school only because they feared their parents' angry shouts. That fear made them submissive and killed their confidence. The speaker argues fear-based parenting backfires, and that connection between parent and child is what actually motivates better behavior.
When I was in 7th standard, I used to go to school because of fear. I was very scared of my parents shouting at me, and this fear is what drove me to go to school. This actually shook my confidence. I became very submissive and shy from within, and it never let my inner compass to develop. Inner compass is that GPS that really helps you thrive in today's world. Instead of creating fear in your child's mind, What you need to create is faith, faith that you're always going to be there for your child. How are you connecting with your child? The more you connect with your child actually gives you more chances to motivate and to correct your children. Read the caption below to know how to connect with your child.
