Submissive children. How to change their behavior

Submissive children are those children who behave too passively, who flee what they really want to say and never try to achieve their needs, especially when someone comes into conflict with them. Submissive children obey so as not to enter into conflict with others, they are able to cancel their per

Submissive children are those children who behave too passively, who flee what they really want to say and never try to achieve their needs, especially when someone comes into conflict with them. Submissive children obey so as not to enter into conflict with others, they are able to cancel their personality to feel accepted within a group para or to prevent others from getting into it. Going unnoticed is your goal. A shy child is a shy child and avoids others as much as possible either because of fear of people or because of fear of being hurt by their feelings.

The behavior of a submissive child

For example, a submissive child at school or at home

can take the blame for something when others are pointing out to them even though they are not at fault for anything at all. But if things go wrong, they prefer to accept the burden than to come into conflict with people they fear. This fear usually appears because submissive children feel as aggressive to other people and believe that they are not able to face others. They consider themselves weak beings, cowards and with little self-esteem and thus they act before the world and society.

The behavior of a submissive child

can cause problems in the long run since it is an unhealthy behavior that makes his personality almost annulled. Another example of submissive children would be when a child is being bullied at school and does not defend himself or say anything to teachers. It is possible that this child has a strong desire to be stronger, but they do not struggle to get it, they adapt and accept the victim situation.

How the submissive child feels and how to help him

The submissive child feels inferior to others and therefore thinks that he has fewer rights than the others. These children often repress their feelings and even some of their memories. How to help a submissive child stop being one? Like many behaviors, submission can be learned and therefore ceasing to be learned can also be learned. To help your child you will have to educate him to change this, do not miss the following tips to get it:

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Boost your self-esteem . A child with good self-esteem will know how much it is worth and that no one is better than him in any way. A child with self-esteem knows that his voice also matters and that if he tries hard he can achieve everything that he sets out to do.-

Emotional education. It is important to work emotional education with a submissive child so that he stops repressing his feelings and is able to express what he feels whenever he needs it. If he is able to put words to his feelings and understand them, he will be able to understand himself and others, but above all, he will be able to respect himself.