Why do kids argue?

Answer 1

A lot of toddlers have temper tantrums as this is the only way they know how to get what they want. To stop your toddler have bad temper tantrums you can not give in to their every whim because what they are doing is testing you. If they have a tantrum and get what the want in the end they think this is what they have to do to get what they want. If you don't give them what they want for a while and then eventually give in, they just think that now they most throw out a bigger, longer tantrum to get what they want. When your toddler starts a tantrum you must let it run it course for a while, soon they will realise the tantrums do not get them what they want and they will try other methods - hopefully much more nicer ways.

Answer 2

because they have a higher level of defiance at their age. usually they are spoiled to the point where they think they can do what ever they want. Or they have learned to reject authority, because authority tends to disagree with the wants of children.

Answer 3

Often times, teens don't argue. It is just the fact that parents (or any adults) don't like to be outsmarted or given smart alec remarks. Thus, they make bold and rash decisions to keep teenagerss under control which causes them to argue about the harsh and rash decisions.

Or, in a parents point of view, teenagers are often giving very rude and insensitive remarks. Thus, they need to keep them under control by giving them punishments. However, teenagers decide to argue about everything, and thus they never cease.

Answer 4

TO STAND THEIR GROUND AND FIGHT FOR THEIR RIGHT Also because they are learning their limits and are figuring out what they can and can't do, They are "experimenting" with their world.

Answer 5

Mostly because they can't get you to understand what they want or they don't like it when you say no. They haven't learned to control their behavior yet and become frustrated.