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Nagging is one of the biggest mistakes in parenting. In today's world, parenting is highly challenging. Parents need to correct their children without resorting to punishment. As a result, many parents adopt nagging. Nagging involves repeatedly reminding children of their duties and responsibilities, which puts pressure on them and often leads to questioning their actions and decisions. Nagging can have several negative impacts on children. It can lead to increased stress and anxiety, lower self-esteem, and a strained parent-child relationship. Instead of motivating children to improve, nagging often causes them to feel overwhelmed and resentful. In this video, Dr. Mary Matilda highlights the negative impacts of nagging and offers practical advice on how parents can avoid this behavior. She suggests alternative strategies to encourage and guide children in a positive way, fostering a healthier and more supportive family environment.
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Dr. Mary Matilda is the former Principal of Maharajas College Ernakulam. She is a well known motivational speaker, corporate trainer & life skills/soft skills coach. She has Master’s degrees in Mathematics (MSc & M.Phil), Education (M.Ed), Business Administration and Management (MBA), Women Studies (MWS), Applied Psychology (M.Sc), and Ph.D. in women’s studies. She is also a graduate in Law (LLB)
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