How do you make your dad stop yelling at you?

Respond. Keep your responses simple, polite and in a measured tone of voice. Don’t allow any sarcasm or anger come out in how you sound because your parents might think that you are being resistant or passive aggressive. Also, avoid trying to give your opinion or account of what happened during the yelling.

Why does my Dad yell at me when I make a mistake?

Your father perhaps believes that is how to handle the situation because that is how his dad did it. Your father is probably doing the best he can with the tools he has. He probably wants the best for you but has a very small toolbox on parent/child relations. His go to fix it all tool is to yell.

How do I deal with my dad when he yells at me?

One thing you could do is to WAIT until there is a time when your father is not “heated up”, and ask him why he yells at your mother and what is happening to cause this anger. You should not do this in ANGER though because, if you do, then YOU are doing EXACTLY what he does to your mom.

How can I get my dad to stop being rude?

I strongly recommend being polite and respectful to your dad, while at the same time asserting that you will only accept respectful behavior from him in return. And recognize that it may take a little time for your dad to actually change his behavior.

How do I deal with my dad’s outbursts of anger?

Have a sit down talk with your dad when he’s calm, and tell him directly that his behavior bothers you. In the future, work towards a healthy relationship by keeping communication open. Ignore it.

What should I do if my father is making me uncomfortable?

If your father is making you uncomfortable, you may want to talk it over with another adult. Your other parent, for example, may be able to help mediate the situation so you feel more comfortable. If you’re unable to talk to your other parent, try talking to another relative, such as aunt or uncle, or the parent of a friend.