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Children may stop sharing when talk feels like interrogation
Original: Psychology says children may stop sharing when every conversation feels like questioning: Why emotional safety, patient listening and open conversations matter more than constant advice
Psychologists warn that children can withdraw from talking to parents when every exchange turns into questioning or immediate advice. The argument, highlighted in a Times of India parenting piece, is that emotional safety, patient listening and open-ended conversation matter more than constant correction, and that children open up when they feel heard rather than judged or grilled.
Why now: Parenting guidance about how questioning and unsolicited advice can silence children resonates with parents seeking better communication.
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Evidence
- Psychology says children may stop sharing when every conversation feels like questioning: Why emotional safety, patient listening and open conversations matter more than constant advice · The Times of India
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