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Practicing The Right Way: Cause And Effect Parenting For Toddlers Who Hit And Others

Submitted by Nicholeen on Mon, 09/06/2010 - 01:16
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Cause and effect is learned more effectively when the consequences, positive and negative, are practiced first. The example below is geared toward a parent with a toddler, but the principles can be applied to all ages and situations which need to be practiced and understood more.


 



“My two year old daughter likes to hit. She hits me, she hits my husband and she even hit’s the baby. No matter what I do nothing seems to work. Reasoning doesn’t really work with a two year old, so I am at a loss for what to do about this. I know I need to do something.”

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Parenting Three Year Olds: They Really Understand

Submitted by Nicholeen on Tue, 08/31/2010 - 10:46
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Many people ask me when they should start teaching their children self government skills.  It is never too early to start talking in a deliberate, describing way or to teach the word "okay."  Even the words "disagree appropriately" can be understood by most youngsters.

My little almost 3 year old just asked if she could "disagree appropriately."  She has not yet been asked to do this, she is just listening and learning from her big brothers.  All of the sudden I realized what big words those are for such a little person.

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