छोटे बच्चों को जिद्दी होने से कैसे रोकें। How to handle tantrum of children I

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As parents and teachers, the way we react to our children’s mistakes shapes their confidence, emotional intelligence, and resilience for life.

What happens when your child spills milk, misses homework, throws tantrums, or fails in college? Do we make them feel ashamed — “You are careless, you are lazy, you are a failure”? Or do we guide them with positive guilt, “You made a mistake, let’s fix it together”?

In this video, Dr. Sumita Giri (Dentist, Life Coach & Parenting Mentor) explains one of the core concepts of parenting, Shame vs Guilt, and how it impacts children across different age groups:

🔹 0–7 years – Why your words matter the most in shaping self-image
🔹 7–12 years – How to turn mistakes into learning and responsibility
🔹 13–19 years (Teens) – Listening, guiding, and dealing with identity struggles
🔹 20–25 years (Young Adults) – Supporting children through failures and peer pressure

💡 Key Takeaways:
Use constructive guilt to build responsibility, confidence, and emotional strength.
Avoid shame, as it directly attacks your child’s identity and lowers self-worth.
Learn how to nurture confidence, self-worth, and self-esteem in your child at every stage.

✨ Remember: “Our children are not their mistakes. They are what they choose to become from their mistakes.”

If you’re a parent, teacher, or mentor, this video will give you powerful insights into raising emotionally intelligent and resilient children.

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