But now a new study suggests that yelling can be just as psychologically damaging as physical abuse. "It feels impossible on many days," said mother of two Colleen Sibayan of Los Angeles. Sibayan ...

The childcare experts asserted that yelling at children, regardless of their ages, disrupts their normal psychological development and makes such children suffer low self-esteem, become timid and ...

In a new study, researchers in the U.S. and the U.K. reviewed 166 earlier studies and found that yelling at, denigrating, or verbally threatening children by parents, teachers, or coaches can be ...

“Enduring this yelling technique growing up should ... conclusions so you can find out what’s going on for your child. Be a detective.” Remind Yourself That Kids Do Well If They Can This ...

as well as thinking before speaking and taking time to repair a relationship with the child after something hurtful has been said. Similarly, the first rule of yelling is to refrain from critique ...

I’m the grandmother in this scenario and my son-in-law, from a different culture, equates establishing authority with yelling. I never yelled at my two children, and as a middle school teacher ...

New research out of the US and London shows that shouting at children can be just as harmful to them as sexual or physical abuse. The study, commissioned by the UK charity Words Matter ...

wearing a Halloween mask similar to the one in the “Scream” movies and yelling at children who didn’t “clean up” or “act good.” Children can be seen bawling, cowering in fear and at ...