If anyone in the family feels like parents are “always yelling,” that needs to be addressed. After a couple weeks of feeling like I was losing it more often than usual, I asked my kids to rate ...

Yelling at kids (or anyone, for that matter), is not communicating. Dr. Laura Markham, founder of Aha! Parenting and author ...

Alege advised parents to refrain from yelling at their children, regardless of their ages. “Parents should understand that parenting is an art and is something that everybody should know.

When parents spend too much time on their phones, it unintentionally makes kids feel unwanted. Parents can't be expected to ...

Further, says Markham, author of Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids, yelling isn’t effective parenting in the long-term. “We know that it's absolutely effective to yell at kids in the moment ...

Nearly every parent will lose their temper with their kids at some point, which means a little bit of yelling might be inevitable. That's even true for parenting experts like Becky Kennedy, a Columbia ...

According to The Wave Clinic, "Children who have lived in high conflict with hostile interactions between parents are less able to solve problems, negotiate interpersonal relationships and have ...

This aligns with the theory of parents yelling at their kids: children tend to get more aggressive and defiant when shouted at. This prevents parents from achieving their initial goal of adjusting ...