We all have good days and bad days… it is part of human nature. Life can have moments of emotional ups and downs that make us feel better or worse on certain days. But this is not necessarily bad, quite the opposite. They can be opportunities to get to know each other better. Know what we need to change or improve in life to feel better in the future.
Children, on the other hand, do not know why they have bad days too. They do not understand these emotions and with your guidance and help they should learn little by little to know what each emotion means inside.
When your child is in a bad mood, it is likely that he will not say anything nice on his bad days ... and that what he says and how he feels will have a direct impact on the rest of the family. It is necessary that as a parent you know how to respond. Just that way Your child will learn to understand his own emotions on bad days and what to do about them when they reappear inside him.
Parents who know that some days are going to be difficult and who will find a way to overcome this difficult point. You do your best to get through the day as well as you can, no matter how your children are acting… But children are like adults in this regard, although they are not mini-adults. They have bad days like us. Sometimes we don't even know why we are upset and this is especially true for children. Sometimes the only way to resolve a bad day is to get a good night's sleep and start over the next day. This happens to adults, but it also happens to children.
Parents who get angry with their children and each other will only make things worse. Yelling at your child to improve behavior is pointless. If your child is going through some bad days, what he needs is your emotional support.