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Yancha is a Japanese word which means a naughty, mischievous and unmanageable child. These are also the behaviours that are seemingly difficult to manage, and which if channelized well can bring up a very responsible youngster. We believe that a child is like a play doh or a seed - and it's the responsibility of the parents to provide the environment to bring up the child, and that in turn shapes the child over years.
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The way that you respond to your child's behavior has a profound effect on how they act in the future. They look up to you, not only to tell them how to behave, but also to teach them by example. Reacting too strongly (or not strongly enough) to disobedience (misbehavior) can lead to repeated issues which can last indefinitely. Consider the following information to correct your child's behavior and remain a positive influence at the same time. Read more...
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