The natural response of a parent after a tiring day is yelling instead of talking. For parents, yelling at kids is the easy way to take control of the situation than responding calmly. Some of us label yelling as disciplining our children, whereas, yelling for some is a weapon to grab their kid’s attention. But as a responsible parent, you must understand the psychological effects of yelling at a child.
Some child behaviour can be enough to provoke your yelling instinct. Unfortunately, your toddler is not capable enough to decode adult frustration. Yelling doesn’t solve anything, neither it solves the problem at hand. Rather, yelling and cursing at a child may trigger psychological effects that can be both long-term and short-term. At some extremes, yelling can change the way how your child’s brain processes, and can lead to serious child psychological issues.