... aggressive or threatening. It should be thoroughly explained for why the punishment is being given. When speaking with the child about their inappropriate behavior, move closer to the child than normal conversational distance and make direct and prolonged eye contact. Be very specific about your expectation and the time frame for compliance. Tell him exactly what the consequence of noncompliance will ... for misbehavior, 10 minutes maximum. Discontinue physical punishment to prevent or break a negative cycle that could lead to abuse, resentment and feelings of worthlessness. The parent ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... and mood." She goes on to list possible reactions like "loss of appetite; upset stomach - may spit up more; more fretful or anxious." She says that "parents should keep their normal routines," and "stay calm in front of the child." Toddlers "understand that a parent has moved away, but doesn't understand why." I know that my son was very confused. He was only two ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School