Children often become rude and annoying as they age. Many of them also misbehave with parents, give rude replies and raise their voices during a conversation. Hence, it gets difficult for guardians to understand and deal with their behaviour.
Parents often resort to physical punishment and beating to discipline their children which only worsens the situation.
While behavioural change is a natural phenomenon for children in their teenage years, certain other factors can also contribute to changing and deteriorating the behaviour of children.
If you, too, are facing a similar situation with your child, then you need to figure out if anyone is bullying him or her at school, tuition or someplace else. Children who get bullied are unable to share their feelings and start feeling lonely and irritated.
A lot of children also don’t like to be compared with anyone else. However, many parents and teachers resort to comparing children with each other. This results in a significant change in their nature as they start underestimating themselves and get irritated.
Children also reflect irritating behaviour if they are being bothered by something. For instance, they might not like something you say or they may be angry with you. In such a scenario, try to speak with them with patience and love.
Children get affected by what they see and watching violent content on TV and mobile can significantly change their behaviour. It is, therefore, important to monitor their screen time and the kind of things they are exposed to.
Children can also misbehave and become irritated if they are not exercising or if their health is in bad shape. Ensuring a nutritious diet along with regular exercise will uplift their mood.