Many parents will admit to occasionally raising their voice when they become frustrated.
A study published back in 2003 in the Journal of Marriage and Family found that in families where there’s 25 or more incidents of shouting in 12 months, children can suffer from lower self-esteem and increased aggression.
Bestselling Children’s Author and parenting blogger Emily Writes joins The Parenting Squad on The Weekend Collective to share her advice on if raising your voice is still effective in disciplining naughty children and what to do when kids just don’t listen?
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