How FIGHTS between parents affect a child #ToddlerLearning #ParentingTips #Family #Parenting

Toddlers regulate their behavior to avoid making adults angry | University of Washington institute for learning & brain sciences

Children as early as 15 months who overhear adults arguing can use that emotional information to guide their own behavior, here’s a powerful example of that.

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Family violence & children’s brains:

Children who were cuddled and hugged grow up to be the happiest:

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Important to note, ‘Arguments’ or ‘disagreements’ can be potent Hormesis for the family environment when adults apply the proper conflict resolution skills, maintain respect with boundaries & practice repair with all miscommunication.

[Gearedfilm]

More people need to see how children are affected like this!

[sportsterhd]

Parents argue in front of children intentionally to show dominance

[enngee]

would be interesting to see his reaction when the adults are
1) loud but happy
2) whispering, happy
3) whispering, angry
4) normal volume, happy
5) normal volume, angry

[najiamajidi]

Do you also have solutions to problems already been caused.. how to reduce the damaged that has been done .. kid is already 8

[joannekaiser]

People should see this before becoming parents.

[sportsterhd]

Parents argue in front of children intentionally to show dominance. You did a study on this??

[ChrysanthemumKhine]

Yes, that right .parent always fighting in family. This side effect on children mindset and behavior change but not all children because some children are used to be it.

[Ash_G]

I will never forget the day a tall city council bin rep shouted at my dad through our property gates. His 3 Dachshunds stepped up to defend him and barked at the council man until he left.

Later, the man came back with 2 cops, so I stepped in. Then I turned the cops against him, and the argument was quickly settled. How is that for some Professor X (Marvel) super-powers?

[InAeternumRomaMater]

So we just exposed a child to something to prove something

[frankhurricane]

I think dogs would react the same way.

[seanforder]

Lil bro just looking at the drama unfolding

[hqmj]

This was the most informative video i watched on YouTube shorts. Great job