So call out to your extended family.

What to do when your parents fight physically. It sounds like you care about keeping your family intact, but you need help. You would then have to opt for justice alongside your believing parent. If your child does witness.

Go find yourself, develop your identity, and regain your personhood. Best to wait till your child falls asleep, and while you’re waiting, ensure you keep the conversation normal. They can give you information on the types of support services available in your area such as counselors, therapists, support groups/kinship services as well as various other resources.

Not all arguments are bad if we disagree. Then ask them if you can talk to them for a few minutes. The best thing to do when open fights happen is to avoid using destructive strategies.

If you can, go to another room or somewhere you feel safe. Pick a time when both parents are together and everyone is in a pretty good mood. If you can't always get out of the house when you sense a fight in the air, the least you can do is avoid eavesdropping.

If that fails, find your. Close your door, turn up the music, watch your. • taking a tough stand helps to force your youngster to face his violence.

Talk to your aunts and uncles. Leave, and don't look back. Tell them that because you love them.