Shouting at children for mistakes can damage their confidence and harm the parent child bond. Instead of focusing on the error, children may feel hurt, misunderstood, or fearful. A calm, firm, yet kind approach helps them learn without feeling attacked. Encourage open communication, explain why the mistake matters, and set clear boundaries. This builds trust, strengthens the relationship, and creates a safe space for growth. Mistakes are part of learning, not a reason to yell.