Written by
Liza Blau
30 October, 2014
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Kids often mimic their parents who curse, even if they don’t fully understand what the words mean. If you curse at your child, you shouldn’t be surprised when he begins cursing and using bad words himself, according to HealthyChildren.org. And if you don’t set a positive example with your own behavior, it will be difficult to teach him more appropriate ways of communication. If your child curses and you ask him to stop, he might understandably respond by saying, “But you use bad words.” You can apologize and say in response,”Sometimes Mommy makes a mistake and says a bad word, but cursing is still wrong. Remind me if you hear me say a bad word, just like I’ll remind you.”
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