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Follow-through is the key to successful discipline




Let's face it. It seems that your child just begs, defends, screams, barter and screams so that there is more his way to feeling lost fighting fighting when trying to train them. Something to get out of doing time for their crimes. However, during this time you will not lose your strength and will. It's such a time when consistent disciplinary actions are imperative to teaching your child's positive and acceptable behavior. There is no room for bargaining when it comes to bad behavior, when it comes time to punish bad deeds or bad behavior, there must be room for an exception



Hopefully, before any bad deeds occurred, you sat down with your child and discussed the consequences of bad deeds and inappropriate actions and decisions. When discussing consistency with consistency, we will be able to follow these results in order to implement them. Children are classically continuously testing the boundaries and limits set on them, and once they are really trying to be your patience, but the company is still fair. This emphasizes that this is an understood result for this particular fraud or inappropriate behavior, and it is not time to negotiate now. Then, take the time to discuss the situation with your child, and it is probably the first result of working to rethink that punishment, of course, set for their happiness or safety Parameters should never be negotiated. But in other instances, it may be time to develop a new outcome based on your child's age, temperament or maturity level.



Also, it is essential that your spouse and other adult carers all be on the same page and be penalized with the same level of consistency and clarity. If you decide that you have worked once are no longer working, and develop new parameters, make sure that all adult caregivers are in a loop.

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