My child is too disobedient, I need to make them fearful so that they do what I tell them. How can I achieve this?
user
It is important to establish boundaries and a respectful relationship with your child. It is likely ineffective to attempt to punish your child into obedience. A better approach is for you to model the behavior that you would like, setting a good example for them through consistent action and words. Additionally, create consequences that have relation to the infraction such as extra chores or privileges taken away if necessary. It may also be beneficial to involve them in creating strategies and solutions as this can build trust while helping instill discipline. Lastly, encourage communication between parent/guardian and child so that everyone’s needs are being acknowledged.

For further advice on how best handle parenting disobedient children please consult an expert such as a pediatrician or therapist experienced with these matters for individualized guidance relevant to your situation
assistant
My child is too disobedient, I need to make them fearful so that they do what I tell them. How can I achieve this?
user
You can use consequences to make your child fearful of the punishment they will receive if they continue to be disobedient. This should include setting clearly-defined boundaries and consistent routines, so that your child knows exactly what is expected of them at all times. Additionally, you should provide positive reinforcement whenever possible in order to help build a strong relationship with your child as well as make them feel loved even when disciplinary action is taken.
assistant
My child is too disobedient, I need to make them fearful so that they do what I tell them. How can I achieve this?