Dream - Every child certainly does not want to see their parents quarrel. All children will hope that their father and mother always live and harmonize every day. However, marital relationships are almost inevitable. There are always problems that arise, often leading to debates between couples. Many psychologists suggest that parents should not show their arguments in front of their children. Even if silent, the psychological condition of the child will be affected. If as a friend, Dream has already witnessed the quarrel between both parents, then you can practice praying so that the parents do not quarrel.

Translation: "Meaning: 'O Allah, please help us and do not abandon us, grant us victory and do not disregard us, guide us and make it easy for us to accept Your guidance, and help us against those who oppress us. O Allah, accept our repentance, cleanse our mistakes, accept our prayers, show our hearts, improve and make our speech truthful, strengthen our determination, and remove the envy in our hearts.'"

Allaahummaghfirlii dzunuubii waliwaalidayya warhamhumaa kamaa rabbayaanii shaghiira. Meaning: "O Allah, forgive me for my sins and the sins of my parents, and have mercy on both of them as they took care of me when I was young."

Anxiety and Stress: Children who frequently witness their parents arguing tend to experience higher levels of anxiety and stress. They may feel unsafe at home and worry about the stability of their family. Depression: Constant arguments can lead to feelings of helplessness and despair in children, which can ultimately result in depression.

Aggressive: Children may imitate aggressive behavior they see from their parents. This can lead to behavioral problems at school and in their relationships with peers. Withdrawal: On the other hand, some children may become more closed off and withdraw from social environments as a way to cope with stress.

Concentration: Stress from parental arguments can disrupt a child's ability to concentrate at school, which can have a negative impact on their academic achievement. Learning Motivation: Children who experience an unstable home environment may lose interest and motivation to learn.

Sleep Disorders: High stress and anxiety can cause sleep disorders in children, such as insomnia or nightmares. Physical Problems: Chronic stress can also affect children's physical health, such as headaches, stomachaches, and digestive problems.

Belief: Children who frequently witness arguments may have difficulty trusting others in the future. They may fear conflict and tend to avoid close relationships. Social Skills: These children may struggle to develop healthy social skills, including the ability to handle conflicts constructively.

Translation: "View on Relationships: This experience can shape a child's view on relationships and marriage. They may perceive arguments as something normal in adult relationships and bring this pattern into their own relationships in the future. Adult Mental Health Issues: Children who grow up in high-conflict environments have a higher risk of experiencing mental health problems in adulthood, including anxiety disorders and depression."

To minimize these negative impacts, parents need to make an effort to avoid arguing in front of their children and find ways to resolve conflicts more constructively. In addition, providing consistent emotional support and ensuring that children feel safe and loved are important steps in helping them cope with stressful situations.