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| 'Spoilt brat' is a negative label none of us want our children to be branded with. So, how do we avoid those embarrassing moments when our children won't respect or listen to us? Simply by: | |||||||||
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ETTING BOUNDARIES Being clear and consistent about what constitutes acceptable and unacceptable behaviour |
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UTTING CONSEQUENCES IN PLACE Deciding on realistic consequences and ALWAYS following through |
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BSERVING Watching your child and noticing when their environment is getting too much for them |
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MAGINATIVE DISTRACTION Shifting attention in a fun way rather than rationalising, when your child wants to do or have something you don't want them to |
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ISTENING Children will listen when we speak to them in 'toddler-language' instead of 'adult-language' |
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RUSTING THEIR JUDGEMENT Allowing your child the freedom to explore with their bodies |
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