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Natural and Logical Consequences
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2013
- This video shares the importance of encouraging natural and logical consequences to children's behavior as it teaches them responsibility and respect. Yelling and corporal punishment stop behavior for the time being but rarely guides the child as to what to do differently. Having a consequence that relates to the behavior is far better for self-esteem and independence purposes.
He is the brightest, kindest and coolest boy I know..not to mention his sense of humour and laughter fill a room! I am so truly blessed by God for making me his mommy...
I am just loving these 'snippets of wisdom' that you are sharing! As a special needs teacher of children with behavior and learning challenges your words are golden! This is the philosophy that we live by. I love the Dr. Phil quote... "When you choose the behavior, you choose the consequence." It is empowering for kids to learn that they are in charge of the consequences they receive. I would love to learn more about what you do in your "professional life". Thanks so much for sharing!!!
I know this is lovely logical stuff, but when you're in the thick of it at home with your 2 year old its nice to have a positive reminder, thank you!
Great video! As parents and educators we are understanding the impact of positive influences and approaches toward discipline and behavior management verses negative or punitive postures. Thanks again for sharing this!
I am also a mum and an educator. Sometimes the dear little ones can bring us to the edge of our patience ;-) You examples are so logical and practical, they just make sense. What really rang true for me was the part about ''having respect for yourself'', as well as helping your child. Thanks for another great video!
I love this so much. Please continue making videos like this. I truly truly appreciate it.
Thank you for sharing
An excellent reminder for me.
Great!!! And so needed! Keep these great videos coming!
I love when you do such videos, very informative, please keep them coming
Thank you for another wonderful video about raising and helping children grow up. Sounds like great advice and makes a lot of sense. I will try to put into practice.
I couldn't agree more!!!! Well done!!! Xoxo from Paris!!!
These have been fantastic videos, thank you.
Looking forward to this series in the future as well, with the appropriate discipline one coming up... because discipline is something I never know whether I'm over or under disciplining, lol! Thanks!
I have a nephew with autism. The doctors thought my son had it but was later changes to "severe auditory precessing disorder". Thank you for sharing about your son. I bet he is an amazing person.
Loved this video. Great tips and advice
Thank you for this video! You are really good in this field.
Thank you for these videos!! I'm really enjoying these and look forward to more of them! I've been struggling with discipline when my toddler (almost 3) has a tantrum, which I know is just an overflow of feelings... or if she flat out refuses to do something. Which we've been having happen more often. So far, the taking away of something important (her stuff animals for example) if she doesn't follow instruction, and giving them back when she does follow instruction seems to be working well.
That's a great question. This practice is appropriate at the age the child understands language, around 2. I hope that helps.
This is such a good video. I love the way you explain things, whether it is something about an object, an idea, a teaching or a thought. I have forwarded this to my daughter because I know she will take it to heart. She is a great mom, but she does have challenges that can sometimes get the best of her. Thank you. :)
Very good Thanks for doing this video
I have no doubt you are an amazing mom!!!
These videos are so wonderful! Please keep them coming :)
Love love this please continue with these:))
I love all of your videos 😃
What a great video. I am looking forward to more please. I would love to hear what you have to say about teenagers.
I am pleased to hear this. Thank you.
Hang in there. Your work is rewarding but never easy.
Thank you. I teach college and I am also a dyslexia therapist.
very thoughtful mary! tks
Congratulations on your twins. How wonderful and challenging all at the same time!
I love it!!
Thank you! Good info!
Great video!!! Very helpful..as a mom of a 12 year old autistic boy, I do have my challenges. Wonderful advice! =)
I couldn't agree with you more!!
Wonderful
Thanks for another great video. I get excited when I see you have uploaded a new video. I was initially drawn to to your LV videos cuz Im a purse girl....but I love these videos as well. I have 14 month old twins that are my first kids. Love any info that can help me make them the best men they can be.
Thank you so much.
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Yes, when the message of intent is out of respect. I can see it in the workplace the most. I hope that helps.
Thank you for the suggestion. I'll keep that in mind. I know next week, I am required to make three or my work on discipline. I'll work to bring in teens then. Hope your day is going well.
Thank you! :)
I'm pleased to hear this. Thank you!
I'm so glad.
thank u!
I hope to do one in the future. I've been quite slow as you know how work can be...I'll see what I can do though.
Another great video:) Do you have advise on raising teenagers?
By the way, at what age would it be appropriate to teach this to a child?
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:). He's much like his mama it sounds like.
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