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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
Young children lack both the experience and the essential brain wiring required to manage all their feelings independently and to always control their impulses.
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Question 2 of 6
2. Question
When we notice that our child is hanging around, not behaving his/her best, or trying to gain more attention than usual, we can choose how to respond. The most effective way to meet our child’s needs at these times and to encourage good behaviour in the future is to:
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There are several ways that parents can inadvertently contribute to their children’s misbehaviour. Some of these ways which make it harder for children to learn positive social behaviours, include:
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4. Question
If a 20-month-old boy is not talking, what is the best approach to take:
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5. Question
Time out is an effective disciplinary strategy for all types of misbehaviour and in all contexts.
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6. Question
When children are misbehaving, it is more helpful to consider that they might be struggling emotionally, while also teaching them how to behave better next time, than to focus on providing punishments.
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