When a child is born into this world all what it knows is to demand, demand food, demand love, demand attention and if its demand is not met the child gets into tantrums. The mother normally gives in when the child is too small to understand that its demands are not be fulfilled each time they are made. But as the child grows disciplining becomes imperative. Disciplining is simply a way of telling the child that it needs to behave in a manner that is acceptable to society and in the long run it will benefit the child itself. The tendency of a child to behave in a way that gives it joy but hurts the other or destroys itself in the long run needs to be curbed and this is called disciplining the child.
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Friday, April 30, 2010
Teaching Your Child Discipline
When a child is born into this world all what it knows is to demand, demand food, demand love, demand attention and if its demand is not met the child gets into tantrums. The mother normally gives in when the child is too small to understand that its demands are not be fulfilled each time they are made. But as the child grows disciplining becomes imperative. Disciplining is simply a way of telling the child that it needs to behave in a manner that is acceptable to society and in the long run it will benefit the child itself. The tendency of a child to behave in a way that gives it joy but hurts the other or destroys itself in the long run needs to be curbed and this is called disciplining the child.
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children,
discipline,
meditation,
parents,
preschooler,
teachers,
teenager,
toddlers,
yoga
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