It is very important for the parents to understand their child's psychology. You as the parent are responsible for recognizing changes in your child's behavior .

Many parents often confuse such conduct with emotions such as disrespect, defiance or physiological outbursts defined by "raging hormones". In reality, every child progresses, matures and develops at a different pace. Environmental factors have much to do with a child's conduct, and they should be closely interpreted.

It takes observation, education and assistance from pediatricians to child psychologists, who will explain the nature of "the child" regardless of age. Confusion, lack of manageability, and acceptance are the results of a mis-managed child. Sometimes parents are unable to distinguish between intentional antagonistic behavior and behavior resulting from anger.

Anger is pain, it's roots are from disappointment. Sometimes a child feels angry after being unable to accomplish a task, and at times, that dissatisfaction and aggression encourages the child to repeat and reach their goal. Failure is tolerated differently by each and every child. On some days, after failing to accomplish certain tasks, children may fall into a state of depression, may become introverted, and socially awkward.

"We want the children of our camp to succeed, to feel good about who they are, what they do and remember that there is much more to accomplish in life - this camp experience is just the beginning." ~ Natalia, Camp Director