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How Do You Discipline Toddlers And Preschoolers?

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How Do You Discipline Toddlers And Preschoolers?

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As soon as children learn about free will they will use it. Here is a guide to some clever tactics for keeping your toddler or preschooler in line which will help you to stay sane. First, address the problem verbally. Even toddlers with limited vocabulary will understand when you tell them not to do something. Be certain to also tell them why. Example: “Don’t throw things in the house. You could hurt someone.” On the second offense put the child in time out. Time out should last for one minute for each year. A two year old should be in time out for two minutes, a three year old for three minutes and so on. Time out should be in the same chair or space each time. Alternatively or on the next offense, put a beloved toy or blanket into timeout. This often works better than putting the child in time out. Use the timer and place it near the child.

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