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Loud feelings
12:43:20 2023-05-04 1965

Loud feelings- when emotions get out of control

We all have this innate sense that distinguishes between real and artificial feelings. The child usually tends to exaggerate his reaction to some feelings if he knows that he is achieving the desired result through it. Each couple (father and mother) has a special button that triggers feelings of sympathy for the children. Thus, the child learns the type of feelings (which are estimated to succeed).

The feelings that the child pretends in this way are called (loud feelings), (although we are in the process of searching for a simpler word than that).

When anger is feigned, it is called (tantrum).

Sadness, when feigned, is called a frown.

Fear when it is faked is called (timidity).

It's three types of tumultuous emotions that present major challenges for parents of young children.

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