I think knowing when and knowing when not to discipline your kid is most imprtant because doing that can build that level of empathy and if your kid understands your empathy and love for them then they’re more willing to follow the boundaries you give them
1 year ago (edited) | 35
Whilst I answered firmness and clear boundaries, that does NOT mean that I will not listen to what children have to say. As the adult it is your responsibility to listen to each side of the story and make an informed decision based on what has been said.
1 year ago (edited) | 18
Set the boundaries first, children need boundaries. Then after the correction is over you can show empathy and talk about it.
1 year ago | 7
I like the Supernanny’s approach on the timeout technique because it gives the child an opportunity to actually think about what it was they did wrong and the end technique gives the child the opportunity to apologize and for the parent to let them know that they still love them after they’ve done their time. I think that’s the key to how it works out for her
1 year ago | 24
Honestly, it depends on the kid and how bad they’re behaving, and their age. Especially what their intentions are and if they’re mature enough to know what they are doing is wrong
1 year ago (edited) | 13
If you do not understand your child, you won't understand when discipline is necessary. If you practice discipline without understanding, you will ruin your relationship with your child - it may not be immediate, but there will always be that resentment.
1 year ago | 2
I think the empathy and understanding of the children is important because it helps us understand how they feel and how they are showing it so we can help them understand what they feel and why they feel that particular emotion emotions are important for us and children
1 year ago | 5
I’m fascinated by this show. I raised 2 boys, they fought but never had temper tantrums. Where does this terrible behavior come from? Is it taught?
1 year ago | 1
I don’t like being too harsh or too soft. i like to balance it out because if i’m too harsh they might think I don’t love them and feel sad 😢 and if i’m too soft they will take advantage of me 😖 so I like to let them know that I love them to bits but at the same time they have to learn the rules and listen to me💖💖💖♥️♥️♥️ I like to be firm but not shout and look scary. No kid should be afraid of their p
1 month ago (edited) | 0
Depends on the actions the child does. If I have kids that are out of control, I’ll try that. If I have one child in the near future, it’s not gonna work for me like that.
1 year ago | 0
You can find balance for discipline be very clear want you say and and Be fair for punishment Aswill
1 year ago | 2
I am not a believer in time out and will be choosing not to use it with the kids going forth.
1 hour ago | 0
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Which approach to discipline do you think is most important?
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