Teach Your Child to Make Good Choices. An important aspect of discipline is teaching your child to think for herself. A child who can think for herself is on her way to being a competent, responsible ...

Your child's behavior is not developmentally appropriate. If your 8-year-old still throws frequent temper tantrums or your 10-year-old hits people, those behaviors are not developmentally appropriate.

Identify the behavior, not the child when pointing something out. “I don’t like it when you hit, hitting is not acceptable” ...

There is professional consensus that children reject parents for different reasons, including problematic or abusive behavior by the rejected parent or emotionally damaging behavior of the favored ...

Teacher to Parent: Fixing child's behavior should be parent's responsibility. By Jody Stallings Special to the Moultrie News; Apr 25, 2023 Apr 25, 2023; ... Think about it.

If your child is riding the line between naughty and nice this holiday season, it may be tempting to use the impending threat of Santa withholding gifts as leverage to curb bad behavior.

The most common concerns about child behavior included sleeping habits (48%), aggression (46%), and separation anxiety (44%). Similarly, 61% of parents say their child’s school helps them ...

While the legal age for when a parent's responsibility ends is well-known, the idea of no longer being responsible for a child's behavior isn't. Mary-Faith Martinez Written on Feb 11, 2025 ...