Re:Bits of advice I wish I had known
by lupire on Friday April 29, 2022 @07:59AM
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consequences are natural and logical, not arbitrary, so children can reason and intuit about them.
Like not being able to hear the audiobook they are playing, or missing a turn or crashing the car due to distraction (don't do that).
If a behavior has no consequences and you need to invent punishment, why is the behavior wrong? Just because your personal preference trumps your kids?
Like not being able to hear the audiobook they are playing, or missing a turn or crashing the car due to distraction (don't do that).
If a behavior has no consequences and you need to invent punishment, why is the behavior wrong? Just because your personal preference trumps your kids?