Children misbehave for many reasons, but the most common one is that they are just bored. They realize that their behavior works, especially if they get their way and get what they want by doing so. Sometimes the desire for power is also the reason behind their mischievousness since this is a way for a kid to try and assert control. So, it is important to know how to battle these actions and how to handle them in a good way. 

Here are some of the ways you can handle those behaviors:

1. Show them calmer approaches to situations:

Children often like to copy their parents, so we should model their behavior and actions by teaching them to be calm.

If they do something and you start shouting at them or beating them, that’s what will become a normal thing to them and they'll make an habit out of such things. So, instead of shouting and beating them, show them a different way to deal with their emotions. 

2. Carry snacks with you:

Children often behave badly when their stomachs are empty. They tend to show bad attitudes and disrespect when they are hungry, so if you and your child are outside, carrying snacks along with you might help keep your child in a good mood. 

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Make them aware of the results of the choices they make:

“Because I said so” or “because I'm your parent” is not a good reason to give to a child when they ask you why they shouldn’t do something. Always try to communicate with them and explain to them what might happen if they are misbehaving and why they shouldn’t do certain things. Make them aware of the natural consequences their actions might have, so they can learn and make better decisions for themselves later. 

4. Create a routine for them to follow and reward them if they follow it:

Help them develop a good routine like no TV after a certain time, helping with the dishes, brushing their teeth, and going to bed at an appropriate time. And if you want to get creative, you could draw up a board for the month. Tell them that if they follow their routine for the whole month (or 1 or 2 weeks) they could get some rewards.

5. Try to ask for their opinions and solutions to problems:

Ask them if there is a problem or if something is bothering them, if there is something wrong and they tell you what it is, sit down with them and discuss it. Try to ask for their opinions and thoughts on what they think they should do to fix a problem. If they don’t have an answer help them out a bit, but remember, it’s important to make them feel like they are solving their problem and it’s important to congratulate them and encourage them. 

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