Parents are role models for their children. When children witness their parents being hostile toward one another, it shows an inappropriate behavior. Because of this, the child may assume hostile behavior is okay or acceptable. A child is still learning how to deal with his/her own impulses and models their parent's behavior. Children whose parents maintain anger and hostility are more likely to be more aggressive and hosti

While fighting in front of children can be disturbing, I feel it's okay for children to see that parents don't always agree. I think a child needs to know parents are different and don't always see things the same way and don't always have the same values. At the same time, it is critical for children to see that somehow their mother and father resolve the disagreement. Also, the parents need to explain to the children how it did get resolved. This teaches them that people can solve problems, even after being emotional and upset, and that they can have differences, and still get along. On the other hand, when children witness hostility, such as screaming or physical contact between their parents, the child can suffer many negative consequences. In cases such as this, parent should seek counseling and avoid disagreements in front of their children. Though i

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