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How parental attention shapes child behaviour and ways to redirect it

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Children who act out may be seeking attention, and parental reactions — even negative ones — can unintentionally reinforce such behaviour. Experts suggest that positive reinforcement, such as recognising and praising good conduct, is more effective in guiding children toward healthier habits. Withdrawing attention for minor misbehaviour can serve as a useful tool, though parents must remain attentive to genuine emotional needs. Striking a balance between setting boundaries and staying responsive is key to fostering better interactions and overall child development.

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