My 12 year old daughter

[[MPGH]Mayion]

I'd scold her. Talk with her clearly that such a behavior is not acceptable in any thing and that anger should be managed. If she cries or takes a long time, I will make sure the point goes across.
After the situation is over, I'd tell her to get dressed up so that me and her could go buy a new one, telling her this time to take care of her things and self.
Simply not buying a new one implies that money is more important than her anger.

[niggo]

Teach her to channel her frustrations in a more positive manner

gotta let it out on other people

FTFY

[Unknown-Hacker]

The fact that it has reached to this point, tells me that she is probably gaming too much. I would suggest keeping the console away and replacing it with some other activity, a physical or more social one, so she would learn to appreciate that there is a greater purpose of life. Sweating over some pixels on screen is an absolute waste of life.

[Danny]

Honestly get the slipper, knock some good old fashioned sense into her.

[Evan MacMillan]

It's a damn controller. Tell her not to do that again If you want yeah make her pay for it

[X_Slim]

Just make sure she knows it's just a game so you should never get mad over it

[Headsho.t]

Eye for an eye, break some of her shit

[Klutchy]

exactly what i was thinking
You can go to hella other sources to ask
Quora is a good one
you can even google it lmao

[cipher3301]

im 17 and i have a 1 and a half year old. luckily i make enough money from my business that i can just give my baby mama whatever she wants even though im fucking another girl and giving her whatever she wants, and i think shes pregnant but thats not the point. if i was you i would just make her pay for it like you said.

[mrgrtt123]

luckily i make enough money from my business that i can just give my baby mama whatever she wants even though im fucking another girl and giving her whatever she wants, and i think shes pregnant but thats not the point. if i was you i would just make her pay for it like you said.

And that makes you feel cool, you are surely young to talk about life like that, but then again it's your opinion.

[[MPGH]Wyo]

My 12-year-old daughter was playing a video game and got angry and broke the controller. How should I handle this?


She broke it …. She pays for it! This type of behavior should not be acceptable.

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[Noxey]

idk, learn her to instead breaking things scream and swear to game? that is what I do, neighbors called police one time...

[[MPGH]Cursed]

https://www.quor*****m/My-12-year-old...-I-handle-this

Hahah what the fuck did this thread just turn into.
@Schiphol have you even lost your virginity yet? Why tf u copypasta such shit?

[Solvi]

Petra Janssens, Director (2011-present)
Answered Jul 30, 2019 · Author has 152 answers and 27.8k answer views
If there are no other issues concerning anger and destructive behavior, well… then your child has a strong will. Nothing wrong with having fierce emotions, but breaking things is not a good way of dealing with low self control. You need to ask her in an interested way how the game goes. How many hours was she trying to reach a level? Have you played it yet? Tell her O I see you are very frustrated, what happened in the game? She needs to know that she can talk to you about her feelings. That kicking a ball next time is a better way to cope with things that go wrong. And that these games are developed to take a lot of time and frustration. If it was easy nobody would care… But breaking things is a bit immature of course, she would agree with that. Next problem; replacing the controller or not. If these games are like an addiction then I would wait before ( letting her) replacing it too soon. As you see she already has strong reactions to failure… The lesson here is the bound between you , just be understanding enough so she will accept you as a mirror for her behavior. Maybe she feels stupid about it, just ask and give her a bit to calm down. You know it takes at least 15 minutes before adrenaline levels go down , so then you can chat about it. Do not start to moralize too much in the beginning! That is such a deal breaker and kids just shut down. Learn how to communicate comprehensively and your child will actually listen and learn something. She realizes she did a stupid thing. Don’t blow it up out of proportion. Make her stronger so next time she has more self control.

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[_Gold_Digger_]

oh this age is very hard , i can understand you.