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How to Stop Children from Misbehaving at School


How to Stop Children from Misbehaving at School

Children show different types of behaviour problems in school and parents are often left confused how to deal with that. Read on to learn about how to stop children from misbehaving in school.

Some children misbehave at school and the reasons behind the problem are very simple ones. Experts are of the opinion that if your child is acting out in school it is possible that she is having some strong feelings and she misbehaves when someone triggers these feelings. Another reason could be that the school is not working towards the misbehaviour.
The best way to help your child at home is to find out the reason and understand how her feelings are getting her way and give her the right way to express them.

Tips to Stop Children from Misbehaving at School

Have a quick look at some tips for controlling child’s misbehaviour at school.

Connect

The best way to understand and deal with any problem with your child is to connect with her. This will help her and motivate her to develop self-control. Often the reason behind misbehaviour is fear or hurt. It is obvious to get angry or lose your cool when your child misbehaves, but this is the time when you need to connect. Sometimes only a simple hug can work.

Do Not Punish Your Child

If you get a complaint from school about your child’s misbehaviour, do not immediately punish her. This will make your child feel terrible about herself and this will not solve the problem.

Find out the Reason

If your child misbehaves often in school, try to find out what is going on in her life. Sometimes parents do not know what is at the root of the difficulty that a child is facing in school. But you need to find out so that you can help her in the right way.

Talk to Your Child

It is not that when your child has some problem you need to talk to her. It is not necessary that your child will come and tell you straight what is bothering her. You should talk to your child for some time daily so that you know what is going on in school and surroundings.

Let Your Child Get Her Feeling Out

Children usually keep a lot of things inside them and always look for ways to get those feelings out. This is one of the most difficult tasks as a parent but the day after the emotional release, your child’s behaviour in school will improve.

Stay Close to Your Child

If you stay close and make your child feel cared, supported and secured, you can help her have a better day at school, for sure. You can do this by getting up a little bit early and cuddle your child and help her wake in a relaxed way for school. This will help her deal with the triggers that usually set her off.

Spend Quality Time

Spending time with your child will help her feel that she gets some of the attention that she seeks by misbehaving at school. This will also help you understand what is in her mind. While playing she can tell you why she is angry and provocative.

Set Limits with Empathy

However, there are times when parents need to set limits because children follow the ways their parents’ guide them to. When you will understand their perspective, they will definitely follow your guidance also.

Regulate Your Own Emotions

This is the most important part of dealing with misbehaviours. Kids will act like kids, but things get worse when parents lose their cool at such times. Remember, if you can regulate your emotions, you will be able to calm down the storm easily and effectively.
The above tips can help give your child the support she needs to be at her best all the time. At the same time you should also take some precautions and give visits to school, talk to the teachers and watch out your child’s friends and their behaviour too. Teach your child in such a way that it corrects her misbehaviour and instils self-discipline in her. This will demonstrate an attitude of love and concern for your child and she will remain relaxed and calm.

Why do kids misbehave at school? How to control child’s misbehaviour at school? How to punish kids if they misbehave at school? Discuss here.


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Mariam
Mariam.9 years ago
I have clearly told my daughter that if she misbehaves at school I will not give-in to any of her demands.
 
 
 
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Neerav
Neerav.9 years ago
I have told my son that if he misbehaves at school I will through all his toys
 
 
 
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Priya Khanvilkar,
Priya Khanvilkar,.9 years ago
It is really heart breaking to find child misbehaving at school.
 
 
 
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