Sentences with phrase «angry the children became»

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A perfect father surely becomes angry at his disobedient children, but he's not going to roast them alive because of it — and any earthly father who does is soundly and rightly condemned as evil and / or insane.

Or a normally quiet child has become very angry or there's a lot of tears.

If religious people came to realize that they were brainwashed as children, they might become angry enough to get rid of their delusion.

It's common for siblings of a chronically ill child to become angry, sullen, resentful, fearful, or withdrawn.

Don't become defensive or angry if the child states that they miss their former foster family.

When your child was younger, she may have become angry, but was unable to express why.

Teach your child to recognize when he's starting to become angry.

By not being forthcoming, parents can cause their child to become angry because they feel betrayed.

Your father has had affairs with prostitutes to a 12 year old girl is not the thing to do even if you're angry with your husband as much as it makes sense that you'd want to do that, it becomes its own tramatic experience with the children.

Furthermore, policies that wittingly or unwittingly entrench mothers as primary carers and fathers as earners have consequences further down the line: when today's happy housewife becomes tomorrow's low skilled lone mum and pension - poor retiree; and today's confident breadwinner becomes tomorrow's angry divorced dad, with a tangential relationship with his children and substantially reduced care from them as he approaches old age.

Some children seem to accept new siblings without problems, but others — no matter how well you have prepared them, and how much attention you give them — seem to become angry, even violent.

It looks at many reasons why children become angry, and ways that they deal with it — some good, some not so good.

Insecure / Avoidant Attachment These children become anxious, clinging, and angry with the parent.

You may notice your child becoming curious about other people's moods — wondering why the neighbor is angry or why her father is sad.

If your child suddenly becomes distant or angry towards school, you can bet they do not like how things are going at school.

Children who have too much control over their parents become anxious, angry, and lonely.

Though getting angry is common, but it becomes a problem when your child's angriness getting out of control.

Your child may become angry over the loss of someone.

Someone reacting out of the amygdala may become very angry very quickly and react in a way that they later regret and that leaves the child in tears.

This «method» makes for a bitter, angry, resentful child and later the adult they become.

Though it can be a frustrating time for both you and your child, you have to remember that this is not their fault and not to become angry with them either.

Children who find speaking challenging may also become angry, bite or hit other children rather than using theiChildren who find speaking challenging may also become angry, bite or hit other children rather than using theichildren rather than using their words.

When parents put children in the middle of their conflict and use them as messengers, sounding - boards, or spies, children often become depressed and angry and may develop behavioural problems.

If your child talks back, frequently becomes angry, or just doesn't listen to you, you'll need to take action.

The Anti-Defamation League reported that, «cyber-bullying may be happening to your child if they become upset, sad or angry during or after using the Internet or cell phone.»

They may be angry their child's transition means they too have to come out; they have to tell their friends and family, neighbours and coworkers that their son is becoming their daughter, or vice versa.

We want to avoid an angry shouting match so if necessary, take a short time out from your child if you find yourself becoming too angry.

When your child becomes frustrated and can't control the situation, the risk for angry outbursts is heightened.

When an authoritative parent becomes angry at their child, the parent is calm and always uses the same type of discipline.

When an authoritarian parent becomes angry, they may yell and punish but the child will never know what to expect, which can attribute to the fear they might feel while around others.

So often, in our anxiety and our understandable zeal to teach children the skills they will need to thrive as adults, we become angry and critical.

Research studies show that when parents are able to disagree without becoming angry, the children are rarely affected in adverse ways.

On one occasion, Wheeler told the children, some of the older boys became very angry with the teacher because he whipped them, so they picked him up and threw him out the school window.

Consider this example: A child becomes angry in class, lashes out verbally, and throws a chair that hits another student.

Being an education professor — and having raised a child very much like Elsa myself — I found myself becoming angry at the headmaster and teachers reacted and interacted with Elsa.

My favourite quotes: «Children understood that adults could become angry — curiously so, and for no apparent reason, just as the weather could change and a smiling day might suddenly frown.»

As children, Amber and Toby are almost inseparable, but after their mother's death they both change dramatically — Amber reflects that she «no longer feel [s] like a girl inside» (p. 93), and Toby becomes increasingly angry and wild.

When parents put children in the middle of their conflict and use them as messengers, sounding - boards, or spies, children often become depressed and angry and may develop behavioural problems.

To understand why one child becomes more angry than other children takes some time and effort.

If I don't become angry or in other ways punish when my children are rude or bad, my children would never learn the real consequences of their actions.

To get respect out of my children, I may become angry when they disobey.

Insecure / Avoidant Attachment These children become anxious, clinging, and angry with the parent.

When you make a child feel guilty or ashamed by becoming angry and acting in an aggressive or manipulative way towards him, he only turns the feelings back on to you.

Some noncustodial parents become angry if they believe the support payment is not benefitting the child, or frustrated if the custodial parent blindly enforces a visitation schedule.

Children are more likely to become rebellious, depressed, angry and overweight or become an excellent liar, Our Everyday Life found out.

In reality, neither of the above approaches are ideal; there is, after all, no way to prevent your child from becoming angry and he will continue to experience situations that trigger anger throughout his life.

It's absolutely normal for children to become overwhelmed and angry.

These children articulate perfectly about emotions and how they deal with becoming angry.

Anger rating scale or thermometer - helps children become more aware of their angry feelings so they know when to use calming strategies.

Sometimes children see a parent is upset and can become angry at the other parent.