why do the children shows their angry attitude towards their parents?

Answer 1

Surely you remember being a child, when i was in my teens i was angry at everything and it seemed the whole point of my existance was to let everyone know i was angry. I cant remember why I was angry maybe because i couldnt get my own way with something , maybe because i thought my parents knew nothing and i knew everthing . Now i am a father i see the other side of the coin and now realise that my parents always knew what i was up to and infinatley knew more than i did.

Answer 2

Children can only react to situations, by what they have seen and heard and learned in their lives. Showing anger to their parents is usually a sign of frustration or to seek attention. They will have quickly learned as a baby that crying = being picked up and cuddled = attention. However as they get a little older this is no longer the case for a variety of reasons, and this can cause a range of behaviourial traits which can be quite upsetting to the parent. Patience is required in abundance here though not that easy to do.

Answer 3

Some time children want to grow up soon and parents want to make sure they don't. Frustration can cause anger. It is always the case parents don't understand. What kids do not want to know is parents were young once a upon a time. Children's these days say the famous words parents are old fashion. How much the kids want to be given in? It will take time for kids to understand. Once that happened, they are sure to appreciate their parents. Only parents had to be patients with the kids.

Answer 4

Children likes to do things their way, they love adventures. But parents don't like their children to get in trouble, so they keep guarding about them. Even if you like their involvement in your life or not, but it’s for good reasons. The way why children don't like it is because they are inexperienced & find adventure in everything even if they know that got hurt. Parents have seen the world more then their children & they know what is good for their children. But children don't want to listen to their parents & only time teaches them a lesson when those children become parents.

Answer 5

Any experienced professional dealing with children will tell you the answer to this one.
Among maturing youngsters really strong feelings can become mixed up. In this case love emerges as anger because its not 'cool' to exhibit love of ones parents.

Answer 6

Because regardless of how horrible you can be a parent is seen to love regardless of these tempers and outburst. I was a horrible child and to my parents credit at the end of the day they still forgave all of my anger towards them. I think we all test our boundaries with our folks it is just that some kids push a little harder.

Answer 7

Because their parents are there.

Children have not yet learned to control or hide their feelings and they show them to the people at hand - that will normally be their siblings or parents

Answer 8

Attention!

Answer 9

becoz they r usually angry bout sumtin else that ther not tellin u bout!so they get
angry at evry1!!!like i do!den my mum and dad r jus like "ooo she's so moody and ungrateful!" wen really im really angry and upset about sumtin dat i wont tell dem!!!!!
i no it must seem rather selfish that we take it out on evryone else but it the only way we no how!and also they dont tell ther parents stuff coz they think they wont understand!!!!!and they feel misunderstood!!!and most of the time their parents dont listen!!!

Answer 10

Because parents are the one who love them the most and they cannot hurt the childrean or leave them or kill them so childrean would share evrything with parents not only the anger everything.