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Using the silent treatment as a form of discipline can have long-lasting negative effects on children. Experts warn that this approach not only teaches kids to avoid conflict but can also instill a deep-seated fear of confrontation. When parents withdraw communication, children may interpret this as a sign of disapproval or rejection, leading them to develop anxiety around conflict situations.
This fear can manifest in various ways, including difficulties in expressing their feelings, trouble forming healthy relationships, and an increased likelihood of internalizing emotions rather than addressing them head-on. Instead of fostering open communication, the silent treatment can create a cycle of avoidance and emotional distress.
To promote healthier conflict resolution skills, parents are encouraged to engage in open dialogues with their children. Teaching them to express their feelings and resolve disagreements constructively can empower them to face challenges with confidence. By modeling positive communication, parents can help their children develop resilience and a healthier relationship with conflict.
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