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![]() Sarah Chana Radcliffe's new book, Raise Your Kids without Raising Your Voice, is now available on amazon.com and amazon.co.uk. Visit her website at www.parenting-advice.net Published: Sunday, December 23, 2007
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rachel
12/26/2007 11:47:00 AM
one possibilty You are assuming that the kid understands what he is saying and trying to provoke you. What if the kid is not sure of the meaning of what is coming out of his mouth and is just "trying it out" as he heard someone using it. In such a situation we must respond very quickly and effectively that this is not how we talk. This will make it very clear to the child that certain words are unacceptible to you. If you ignore it the child may think these words can be used as they brought no response. Another consideration is that kids should be taught that bad words should never be used as it below their dignity to do so, and this you will not tolerate. If they know in advance the reason for your reprimand they will accept it easier and not develope bad habits. (2) Anonymous 12/25/2007 1:00:00 AM bad language What do you do when the child is older and doesn't think there's anything wrong with foul language? (3) Anonymous 12/24/2007 9:25:00 AM Excellent! Fabulous advice- I plan to try it today! Thank you! Like what you read? As a non-profit organization, Aish.com relies on support from readers like you to enable us to provide inspiring and relevant articles. Click here to support Aish.com.
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