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Disciplining Children


LifeisaGarden

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I can't stress enough how crucial it is that mom and dad are on the same page. Kids are sponges and they know.

One other thing to throw out on this. If you know of a parent(s) and you like the way their kid is doing or has grown up, spend time with them. As much as you can. Watch what they do and take mental notes. When do they stand firm, when do they throw their kid a bone and have a no call? Absorb what they do and be willing to ask for feedback on your kids.

I think the best ways to hone in on how to help is let friends watch your kids, especially the friends that do well with their kids and ask for feedback. In fact, demand honest feedback. Make sure your kid is seeing you ask and you look at them.

Finally just a bit more deep stuff to consider. Kids are NOT good at communicating how they feel or think. What seems like a tirade or a tantrum etc, is really them trying to articulate something they may not understand.

Be willing to take a step back and first see how you may be contributing to the drama. Do you yell at your spouse? Are you inconsistent with discipline? Do you say one thing and do something else? Kids NEED consistency. They actually crave it and if mom or dad is loosey goosey, it creates a more insecure child. I'm not saying be a nun but be firm but flexible but always be consistent. Never, ever lose an argument with your kid.

Many times I can see where my wife and one or both of the girls are being crabby with each other and it might as simple as getting something good to eat or just going to sleep. I can't tell you how many times I just step in and go guys, I think ya'll need to hit the hay.

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so how do you discipline your young'uns Zod? Hypothetically, your 2nd Zodling breaks the windows out of your new shed after telling him 3 times not to throw rocks. You would....what?

I got spanked as a kid & I turned out OK. I do not hit my kids when Im mad, I will cool off & then deliver the poppin hand. It is not my 1st choice of discipline, but when talkin aint workin, they damn sure listen to gettin their bottoms popped. I used to explain to my kids that this was their punishment & what it is supposed to accomplish. My son knows what it is now, I still tell my 3yo why she is gettin what is about to happen...

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so how do you discipline your young'uns Zod? Hypothetically, your 2nd Zodling breaks the windows out of your new shed after telling him 3 times not to throw rocks. You would....what?

Wouldnt happen. My kids aren't idiots.

I guess I am for spanking other people's idiot kids.

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