Inexpensive Rewards for Good Behaviour

Children who receive rewards for good behaviour make the connection early on between acting appropriately and gaining a good outcome. However, if rewards are used too often, they can become…

Beat the Clock to Good Behaviour

Children who misbehave often do so because they see it as an option more fun than the good behaviour their parents are trying to teach them. To combat this, parents…

Modelling Good Behaviour

Parents may not always realise how much their children look up to them, and this is particularly true of young children who learn to copy their parents’ behaviour. Without even…

Reward Charts for Good Behaviour

Kids misbehave for a variety of reasons, but there is no reason that learning appropriate behaviour can’t be fun for kids. Children often enjoy a challenge when learning good behaviour…

Does My Child Have a Behaviour Disorder?

Only a trained professional could diagnose a behaviour disorder in your son, and this could only happen after such a professional observes and interacts with your child as well as…

How Can I Stop Breastfeeding Successfully?

Weaning a child from the breast, especially one old enough to make her preferences for this type of feeding known, can be a very emotional time for a mother. You…

Why Does My Child’s Behaviour Change?

There may be many causes for a change in a child’s behaviour but often it is down to one of two main reasons: because of changing emotions of which a…

Tips for Young Single Mums

Who knows why kids act the way they do? This is a question that most mums ask themselves at some point, but rather than find out an answer to it…

Positive and Negative Reinforcement for Good Behaviour

Children will always need guidance in good behaviour, and it is a parent’s duty to provide this guidance. Parents can model good behaviour and discuss with their children what constitutes…

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