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Discipline & Reward

Positive attention and praise are the most effective rewards for good behaviour, but sometimes it's important to give your child boundries and let them know that certain behaviour is unacceptable. This section offers some great advice on positive rewards for good behaviour and consequences for bad behaviour...

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Problem solve bad behaviour: Shouting at your older child whenever she misbehaves could just make her angry and resentful. Solving the issue together teaches her key skills and keeps her on your side.; Victoria Samuel — The Parent Support Service (Supernanny Expert) 30 March 2009
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Punishment or positive discipline?: No parent's proud to be a 'shouter', but in the heat of the moment it's hard to do otherwise. But getting your child to do as he's told in the right way just needs a little preparation, and they'll important negotiation and compromising skills, too.; Victoria Samuel — The Parent Support Service (Supernanny Expert) 30 March 2009
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The patience technique: Good behavior is a two-way street – it involves your child listening and you offering guidance. They key is patience…; Supernanny Team 30 March 2009
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Why children need discipline: Many parents don’t set - or don't enforce - rules for their kids because they don’t want to be the villain but setting your child limits is vital for teaching him self-control…; Supernanny Team 21 January 2009
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The sweet hearts technique: With more than one child it's tricky to find time to tell all your family how much you care for them. The sweet hearts technique is a quick, fun way to give all your kids that bit of special attention.; Supernanny Team 18 November 2008
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The Car Ride Technique: Want to persuade your kids to behave in the car? You need frequent driver miles and the Car Ride technique....; Supernanny Team 13 May 2008
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How to Prevent Tantrums: No parent wants to live with tantrums - they're exhausting, upsetting and embarrassing too. Now top parenting expert Elizabeth Pantley explains how to tame those tantrums - before they've even started!; Elizabeth Pantley — Parenting author and expert (Supernanny Expert) 17 April 2008
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How to handle anger positively with your kids...: Everyone gets angry with their kids at some time or another - it’s normal - it’s healthy - it’s a fact of life. Kids know just what buttons to push and they push them! Supernanny expert Sue Atkins gives her tips on how to positively channel that anger, so that you and your family come out unscathed.; Sue Atkins — Positive Parents (Supernanny Expert) 15 April 2008
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