In this article “5 Discipline Tips for When Time Outs Don't Work” the author suggests saving yelling at your children for emergencies only. There has been studies recorded that say yelling at kids can increase symptoms of depression and problems with behavior. Dr. Pete Stavinoha, a pediatric psychologists co-author of the book “Stress-Free Discipline” suggests that controlling herself to "react in the correct way—to react in a way that's going to teach my child something and not just show them I'm upset with what they're doing." will be more efficient in the long run. So, instead of yelling at your kid for something that is not putting them in danger, you should use a lower voice and speak slowly and calm to your child. This may have a better
