Distraction Isn’t a Discipline Problem
Don’t label distracted children as having discipline problem. There’s no problem at all other than the absence of an anchor.
Don’t label distracted children as having discipline problem. There’s no problem at all other than the absence of an anchor.
Trust evolves as children grow. Learn how parents can build lasting trust through safety, reliability, respect, and connection.
Teaching has never been about lessons or completing the syllabus. It’s always about shaping the children, making them ready to face the world. It’s your small, everyday choices that make the biggest difference.
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The most effective way to manage children is to manage the environment they grow in.
Works better than threats and shouts and magic!
It’s time to ask yourself if your relaxed parenting methods are helping the child grow into an emotionally strong adult or anxious negotiators.
Not being able to speak politely shows a lack of self-confidence; as if the person’s hiding behind that aggressive language to cover up.
All it needs is mindfulness, improved habits, and adequate physical activity to ensure that the hyperactivity doesn’t transform into something fearful.