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Parenting Perspective  Yes, arguing about extended family matters in front of your children can, in many cases, be considered a…

Parenting Perspective  When one spouse harshly corrects the other in front of the children, it does more than just undermine…

Parenting Perspective  Yes, absolutely. Expressing contempt through non-verbal cues like sighs, eye-rolls, or dismissive gestures in front of your children…

Parenting Perspective  Yes, repeatedly bringing up your spouse’s past mistakes in front of your child, especially during moments of frustration,…

Parenting Perspective  Yes, even if your words themselves are not abusive, raising your voice during a disagreement can still impact…

Parenting Perspective  Yes, when a child starts using adult phrases from emotionally charged moments, it is almost certainly a reflection…

Parenting Perspective  Yes, absolutely. Even without shouting, speaking through gritted teeth or with a passive-aggressive tone can be deeply unsettling…

Parenting Perspective  Yes, when a child uses the phrase, “forget it,” to end a difficult conversation, it is very often…

Parenting Perspective  Hearing your child use the same controlling tone that you use to ‘keep the peace’ can be a…

Parenting Perspective  Yes, a consistently short or clipped tone of voice during stressful periods can foster emotional hypersensitivity in a…