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> Consequences give your child the message that he is capable of taking responsibility for problems and can handle them.
> Punishment can cause resentment and rarely teaches a child what you want him to learn. It also can be damaging to your child’s self-esteem and does not facilitate secure attachment.
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Three steps:
1. Tell your child to sit for a brief time to think about her behaviors and choices.
2. When you are ready, not when your child demands, go to your child.
3. If your child responds appropriately — with honesty and without blaming others — give praise, a big hug, a warm smile and the assurance that all is forgiven. If your child does not respond appropriately, say, “I guess you need more time to think it over. I’ll be back soon.”
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Parents are often unclear about the difference between consequences and punishment and the end result.
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