Rather than overloading your child with rules from the outset – which may frustrate him or her – prioritize those geared toward safety first and then gradually add rules to your list over time.
From: mayoclinic.com 
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If the child knows the rules, impose the promised consequences immediately. If you make a habit of giving six preliminary warnings your child will learn to start responding only the eighth or ninth time you ask. From: parentingbookmark.com Remember the importance of facial expressions and touch. Simply rubbing a child’s back, smiling and winking, or tucking a child into bed communicates, "I care about you." From: howkidsdevelop.com Positive attention tops the list of parenting tips for toddlers. Make sure your displays of affection for your child outnumber any consequences or punishments. From: mayoclinic.com Consistency is key in using time-out as an effective strategy for discipline. Pick a time-out space, whether it be a mat, a chair or a room. Let your children know that certain actions, such as hitting, will result in time out. From: lifetips.com The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests keeping kids’ screen time to no more than two hours per day. From: whattoexpect.com |
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