Don't worry about that, you will have plenty of opportunities when he becomes a teenager!
LMAO! True, so true!
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Don't worry about that, you will have plenty of opportunities when he becomes a teenager!
Young children do not realize that there are consequences to their actions until they reach age 7 or 8. It may seem that they do at a younger age when they realize that their actions are going to result in some form of punishment, but they do not consciously think about the fact that a given act could result in some form of punishment until they are about 8.
Being a parent is being in authority. If you are involved and love your kids through your actions there shouldn't be an issue. But despite all good parenting, some kids just turn out to be jerks and/or liberals. After all, stubbornness is in our nature as human beings.
consistency is key.
set the rules out.
when a violation occurs, explain the rules again and reinstate the consequence for additional infractions.
when they do it again, explain why they are being punished and be consistent with the previous statement ...unless it involved bazooka or selling them to a pack of travelling gypsy's.
So you constantly tell your child everything twice?
Do you think that when they get a job that everything will be explained twice?
Do you think their school teacher will explain everything twice?
I taught my kids to count to one, because that was all I was going to tell them. By not repeating one's self, helps cure the infamous "ADD/ADHD".
Sounds too much like an "Authoritarian." Someone's feelings might get hurt.