1. Children can easily form a withdrawn and impulsive character.
Family environment is very important for a person's growth. Children grow up in a family environment and are greatly influenced by the family environment. If parents have a bad relationship and often quarrel, then children can easily become withdrawn, impulsive and irritable. These are all bad influences on children.
2. It's easy to resent parents.
When parents in a family often quarrel, children are most likely to be left out. When children see that parents of other families are so loving and caring for their children, they will compare their parents, thus generating resentment towards their parents. This resentment may be directly expressed or hidden in the child's heart, but it is not conducive to the child's growth and the parent-child relationship.
Children often lack self-control.
Parents' behavior has a great influence on their children. Children like to imitate their parents' behavior. Parents often quarrel, and children think this is ok. In the process of growing up, they are also prone to conflict with other children. I am impulsive when I meet things, like to indulge myself, and my self-control is worse than my peers. These are the consequences of parents' behavior. Children are prone to conflict with other children, which will also affect their growth, so that children can't find a sense of dependence when they get along with others and feel alienated from each other, which is not conducive to their growth.
For both parents, home is everything. How harmonious it should be when things go wrong.