Garner knows that if the mom gets angry about the childs normal behavior, she might develop a negative attitude toward parenting. And that could be poisonous in a very real way. Pediatricians are growing increasingly alarmed about the dangers of so-called “toxic stress”—certain kinds of childhood experiences, like turmoil, violence, and neglect, that, when chronic, can alter brain structure and chemistry and hurt a child’s chances of long-term success. Harsh parenting by itself wont necessarily doom a child, but when combined with other stressors, it might.
Posted on: Fri, 27 Jun 2014 19:58:35 +0000
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