3 Dangerous Discipline Myths that are Destroying your Child's LIfe - Dr. Debmita Dutta

Why do we discipline our children?
The answer is so that they can be Healthy Happy and Successful
But life is busy for us parents.
We need to get so much done in so little time - and children are not always cooperative
What is the easiest way to get things done fast?
Start parenting the old way - with shouting, hitting and punishments
But it breaks our hearts to do that
So - many of us start using discipline techniques that don't involve VISIBLE harshness - and also get the work done fast.
But do these techniques really work?
No they don't.
They get the work done - but damage your child's growing brain - leaving them with
Low Confidence
Demotivation
Aggressive and defiant behavior
There are no quick fixes when you are building a brain
Watch the video - and see how 3 very common myths about discipline are damaging your child.
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[@mariammathew7435]

Similarly some teachers leave the class as if they are "unhappy " with the class behaviour. Very bad technique. Now if these ma'am are also parents then you can imagine what happens in their respective homes😮😢

[@drdebmitadutta]

@@mariammathew7435 let's definitely not allow that to happen in our homes.

[@NehaKakkar-real]

My parents used to do that. Sometimes even without any mistakes just because of their misunderstanding they used to stop talking to me for days or sometimes week. I never do that to my kid. Yes I scold him a bit and make him understand his mistakes.

[@drdebmitadutta]

Hugs to you Very sad to hear that you had to go through such a confusing time. And so proud of you for breaking the cycle as a parent

[@Cdaysbv]

Very nicely explained! Your videos are absolutely educational and you are very eloquent in your words❤

[@drdebmitadutta]

@@Cdaysbv thank you so much. I am extremely happy to know that you are finding my reels valuable. Much gratitude for the kind words of appreciation

[@SivalakshmiGonthina]

❤ just loved the information mam. Thankyou mam

[@drdebmitadutta]

@@SivalakshmiGonthina very happy to hear that. Thank you so much 💓

[@LowkithVyas]

Thanq Mam ❤

[@drdebmitadutta]

@@LowkithVyas so glad this was valuable. Thank you