One of the biggest mistakes parents make with consequences? Using them as a punishment instead of a tool for learning. This doesn’t make you a bad parent. Most of us are simply repeating the parenting road map we were given as children. When consequences are used to make a child feel bad, ashamed, fearful, or “pay” for their behaviour, the child often feels more disconnected from the parent. And when children feel disconnected, they usually have *less* internal motivation to cooperate or work to

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This video explains natural consequences as well as logical/related consequences and punishments. As a parent you get to decide what works for your kid, their age, the situation, and the skill you’re teaching. Generally speaking, I recommend using natural and logical consequences and to avoid punishment. ‼️If it is an unsafe situation like crossing the street, wearing sunscreen, wearing a helmet, touching a hot stove, etc. you clearly DO NOT use natural consequences and it is your role to take c

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