How to make your parents listen to you?

shouting will make the case worst its better to text them individually and say that you need to talk to then you are their daughter/son its their duty to listen to you

In order to make your parents listen to you, you first need to make sure you have their attention. Try not to disturb them when they are busy, if possible, find a time they can focus only on you. Show them that them listening to you means a lot to you and you really need them at that moment. If you think your parents might think what you're going to tell them won't be worth their time, instead of asking them to listen, tell them you need to talk to them and, as I already said, that it means a lot to you.

Ask them if you can get a min of their time and speak to them in a polite way where they understand you and listen to what you have to say

First I would hear them out and listen to what they have to say about the issue we are discussing, then add my own input

If your having a hard time trying to talk in an argument than what I would do is just ask if you can have five minutes of uninterrupted talk time than the can have five minutes and after that it might be easier share you feelings. However if you just want to talk and its not really a fight than I would just try to get some alone time with the person or people you want to talk with and just be clear that you need to talk about something that is important to you.

Be respectful and present your ideas or views in a clear way. State how your decisions will lead to a better result.

tell them how you feel, express your emotions to them. talking through your problems with them will be very helpful

How to make your parents listen to you would be to talk to them honestly. Tell them how your feeling and show them. Respect is given when it is shown.

Sometimes, parents forget that they need to listen to their children just as much as the children need to listen to them, but you can do a few things to try and make them realize this. The first thing you should do is try to catch your parents in a good mood, they're more likely to understand you if you catch them at a time when they aren't thinking about things that are stressing them out or making them mad. Second, you should get both of them in the same room, they should both be present for the entire talk so you don't have to repeat yourself and get frustrated. Third, stay calm and be mature. Even though you're their child, you shouldn't act too childish or they won't feel the need to pay a lot of attention. Make it known that this is an adult conversation. Also, if they're busy, don't throw a fit or insist the conversation to happen right away, they'll just put it off longer. Fourth, state your problem or what you need to talk about in a way that makes it sound interesting and like something they should hear out. Be prepared to answer all of the questions they have and always start with the positives. All of these steps should help you at least start a good, adult conversation with your parents without yelling or ignoring or whatever the problem may be that you can't get them to listen, but even if it doesn't work the very first time, try again another day. Give them time to think. Put in a few extra steps that you know your parents will notice you need them.

I would say try to get their attention, but I don't want you to seem desperate. Ask your parents if you guys could talk privately. Like a meeting. Do it on a day when you're not busy. When the "meeting" starts, talk to her about how you've been feeling lately.

some parent are kind and some are not really that nice to you,i suggest you have to wait the right time to talk to her,i reccomend you to be nice first and ask little question for example,"mom/dad,can we go to theather someday" if they responding nicely to you and you feel satisfied with their answer frequently,i think its the perfect time to tell what do you really want them to listen,i do not reccomend to say right of the bat

You need to think about the outcome of speaking to your parents. Will your parents punish you? Will they support you? If they would punish you, you have to think 'is it better to be heard and punished' ( i think yes). If you have decided that it is best to tell them, then you could text them, make a video or just talk to them straight out

Sit them down and tell them what's bothering. Make sure they look at you. Ask them questions to see if they are listening.

When speaking to your parents, if you want them to take you seriously, let them know that you are serious. This can be done by your posture, tone of voice, or by simply telling them you need to have a serious conversation with them.

Sit down with them and have a mature conversation without getting angry as best you can. State your idea and reason logically.

Parents always stress about that they want to see maturity out of their kids. That would be a wise choice. To come it as a fellow adult with out using blaming words. You can talk your side of your opinions as much as you want, but in they end you cannot force someone to do something. But you can be proud of yourself for speaking your mind in a respectful manner.

Getting a parent to listen or to be open-minded about what you’re experiencing, can be really hard. Unfortunately we can never force someone to accept the things we say, however we can always leave them with the knowledge of how we feel. From personal experience, writing an open letter can be very helpful. A letter takes a lot of the pressure/fear of conflict away from a situation. Writing an open letter also gives you time to focus on how you feel, which is really important; a letter also gives you a chance to articulate the information in a manageable way. Leaving the reader with a letter, gets all the information you want to be herd out. Hope this helps, Ash

Earn their trust and show them that you are your own person, with feelings and ideas and that you have important things to say. Also remember to respect them since they are the ones who helped you become the great person you are today 😊

making your parents listen can be very easy by having good way of speech and respect respect your parent they Are your friends And support And they would listen

First of all, you have to approach them in a calm way. Do not yell, and talk in a normal tone of voice. Try to catch them in a good moment, when they have time and are not in a bad mood. And if you want them to listen, you have to listen to them too. That way you can understand each other better.

Do not shout at them or say hurtful things to them. Sit them down and talk calmly and responsibly.

You have to be calm and respectful, and it doesn't hurt if you've been really good for a while before trying to talk to them.

sit them both down with no distractions and make sure you give them time to listen and take turns

Be reasonable and listen to them, its a two way street. Shouting often leads to no progress so having a calm discussion is far better.

Treat them with respect and obey their boundaries but at the same time respect yourself. Try to understand your parents but make sure they understand you too!

Sometimes people just won't listen to you, no matter how skillful you are -- they just aren't ready. It's possible that they know better than you what's best for you also.

Build your trust in them. Tell them how you feel, try to make them empathize with you. Do not come off as disrespectful.

Parents can sometimes be a little bit different to communicate with especially because of the age gap and they seem to be so old fashioned... however we have to remember that our parents are the people who genuinely care about us so much and unconditionally. Honest communication is very important and in order for better communication, both yourself and your parents must treat each other as adults and accept each others differences and embrace similarities. Acceptance is key.