Discipline is a positive constructive way of teaching. True
discipline is not punishment however, they are often confused. Discipline
usually teaches compliance by allowing the child to feel good about him/her
self. Discipline focuses on the behavior that needs to be learned and not the
“un acceptable behavior”.
Make promises that
you can keep: If you promise a toddler that she will get a turn on the
swing be sure to keep your promise.
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Take your child on different trips.
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Expose your child to different cultural
activities
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Take them to a park outside their neighborhood
You should be nearby
and be attentive: Mobile infants move very quickly and are always
exploring. They do not understand danger and need your guidance.
You should praise
infants/toddlers for pro-social behaviors: You should praise children for
good behaviors and try not to let anti-social behaviors be the best way to get
attention. When you praise tell the child what you like. You can do this with a
hug, a smile, or words.
Praise builds self-esteem
and as their self-esteem grows so will their self-control. You will have a positive feeling regarding your
efforts to socialize and discipline the children in a positive way. Limits should be guided
based on the development stage of the child.
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