Scolding occurs because parents care about their children and want to guide them towards better behavior. It's normal for children to feel sad or upset after being scolded. Talking calmly with parents about one's feelings after being scolded can help both parties understand each other better and prevent future misunderstandings. It's important for children to learn from instances of being scolded and try to improve their behavior going forward.

1. Why parents scold children?

2. What is Scolding?
 Scolding means using strong or unhappy words to correct something someone did wrong. It's
when an adult speaks firmly or with disapproval to guide someone towards better behavior.

3. Why Parents Scold?
 "Parents scold because they care about their children. They want them to learn and do better. Just
like teachers teach in school to help students learn, parents scold to guide their children in making
good choices. They use serious words because they want their kids to understand what's right and
wrong. It's like giving advice to help their children grow up and be the best they can be."

4. How It Makes You Feel?
 When someone is scolded, they might feel sad, upset, or even a little bit hurt. It's natural to have
these feelings because it's not a nice experience when someone is upset with us or when we know
we did something wrong. Feeling sad or upset after being scolded is okay; it's our way of showing
that we care about doing the right thing and that we're learning from the experience. It's important
to remember that even though these feelings can be tough, they can help us understand how to do
better next time.

5. What to Do When Scolded?
Tips for reacting positively:
 Stay calm and listen.
 Say sorry if you did something wrong.
 Don’t argue, but explain calmly if misunderstood.
 Take a deep breath to feel better.

6. Talking to Parents
 It's important to calmly discuss feelings after being scolded because talking about how you feel can
help make things better. When you talk to your parents or the person who scolded you, it shows
them that you care about what happened and that you want to do better. Calmly discussing your
feelings helps both you and the person who scolded you understand each other better. It can also
prevent misunderstandings and help find ways to improve things in the future. Remember, it's okay
to share how you feel, and it's a good way to learn from the experience and make things right.

7. Making Things Better
Discuss ways to improve:
 Learn from mistakes.
 Try not to repeat the same behavior.
 Show better behavior to make parents happy.

8. It's Okay to Feel Upset
 Feeling upset after being scolded is completely normal. When someone scolds us, it can make us
feel sad, upset, or even a little bit down. It's important to know that these feelings are okay and that
everyone feels this way sometimes. Being scolded doesn't mean that you're bad; it just means that
there's something to learn from the situation. Feeling upset is a way of showing that you care and
that you want to do better. It's okay to feel this way, and it's a chance to learn from the experience
and grow.

9. METHOD 1
TALKING WITH YOUR PARENTS

10. LISTEN TO YOUR PARENTS

11. STAY AS CALM AS POSSIBLE

12. SEEK TO UNDERSTAND WHY PARENTS ARE SCOLDING YOU

13. ADMIT IF YOU HAVE BROKEN THE RULES

14. APOLOGIZE FOR ANY WRONGDOING

15. TELL THEM YOUR SIDE OF THE STORY

16. ASK TO BE EXCUSED FOR A FEW MINUTES

17. IF PARENTS SCOLD FOR NO
REASON

19. Meditation time
1.Scolding happens because adults care and want children to improve their behavior.
2.Feelings like sadness or being upset after being scolded are normal. It's okay to feel this way.
3.Talking calmly about feelings after being scolded can help understand each other better and avoid
misunderstandings.
4.It's important to learn from being scolded and try to do better next time.
5.Making positive changes based on what was learned is a good way to show improvement.
Encouragement:
Remember, it's alright to feel upset when scolded. The important thing is how we react to it. Stay calm,
talk about your feelings, and try to learn from the experience. It's a chance to improve and make things
better. Learning from being scolded helps us grow and become better at making good choices. Your
reactions and what you learn from being scolded can help you do better in the future!