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Parenting is challenging, but it can also be rewarding, exciting and stressful. Some people believe in imitating their upbringing while others prefer to adopt new parenting styles that suit modern ideologies. We must understand that negative parenting can harm a child's emotional, social and physical health. Toxic parenting can make it difficult for children to form healthy relationships. They may feel out of place and have difficulty bonding due to trust issues. Their lack of emotional intelligence and social skills becomes a hindrance in communicating with others. As a result, they either mimic the same harmful patterns in their relationships or are oppressed by their respective partners and friends. Psychological stress has a direct impact on academic performance. They often avoid teachers and lectures in bed, and the constant trauma in their minds further demotivates them. It also causes attention, concentration and concentration problems that affect a child's academic performance.

One of the negative consequences of poor parenting is its impact on a child's mental health. Children who grow up in such an environment often have difficulty controlling their emotions, leading to problems such as mood swings, depression and anxiety. In some cases, young people resort to substance abuse, such as drugs or alcohol, to cope with trauma. Because children do not receive the proper nutrition and medical care they need, they are more likely to engage in activities that can harm their health. In simple terms, people who experience poor parenting are more likely to suffer from physical health problems. The long-term effects of poor parenting include decreased work performance, loss of self-confidence, personality changes, and sleep problems. In addition, children are more likely to exhibit aggressive and explosive behavior.