Some days are tiring and frustrating and parents are so busy with all that has to be done that they run out of patience. However, the more good communication skills are used, the more they become a natural way of communicating. Most of the research on parenting suggests that discipline is far more effective than punishment in developing a sense of what is okay and what is not okay. It is a process through which children develop a conscience and learn to make their parents' standards their own. Hitting and threatening children are punishment techniques that control behavior by fear.
Punishment teaches children to solve conflicts by using physical or verbal abuse.
Since this is not helpful to parents or children, find ways to discipline without using physical and verbal abuse. Don't assume that your child knows what you want Treat children with respect and dignity. Let children know ahead of time about changes that will happen. You cannot throw it in the house. Approach issues as problems to solve.