If you take away something relevant from your child's life, they will feel punished and might rethink some of their judgement. My parents always take away my phone when I misbehave, because they know how much it means to me.
You can discipline a child by taking away some of their toys. The disciplinary action must be timely so that the child will know not to behave in that manner again.
what my mom used to do to me when i was a child, was she had a chart and points. every time i was good or did something good she gave me a point. when i got to 15 she gave me a small prize. when i was bad, i got a point taken away.
Since children and teens tend to be naturally hedonistic (interested in only their fun or what they want), there is no parenting style that will allow a child freedom to discipline themselves. If a child deliberately disobeys a parent they are far from likely to discipline or punish themselves. Although there are some children who will feel guilty after doing something they know they shouldn't have, or are afraid their parents will find out, so they will confess to their parents and tell them what they did.It's a parent's job and responsibility to discipline a child, and to teach them what is and what isn't allowed and acceptable. And when the child goes against those teachings, the parent needs to step up and be the parent, and not leave that responsibility up to the child. That is actually unfair to the child, and unreasonable, as well. But there are ways to teach a child that there are consequences to bad behavior.But in order for any discipline to truly be effective, a parent has to be consistent, otherwise it only confuses the child and can even encourage more of the unwanted behavior. For example, you can teach a child at a very early age that lying is not allowed and will not be tolerated. Then each time you catch the child in a lie, discipline him or her. As the child grows, the rule won't change, but the form of discipline will. When the child is five years old, taking away a favorite toy or not allowing them to watch their favorite tv program will be effective. But when the child is 15 years old, the discipline will have to be more age appropriate, such as taking away their ipod, cell phone, or computer for a specified amount of time.And the discipline will often vary from one child to another because, what one child would consider punishment, another child may not be bothered by at all. For example, some children hate doing any type of household chores, while others don't mind it so much. Also, some love spending a lot of time on the phone or watching tv, while others would rather play a computer game.So the punishment has to be one that is 'customized' to each child to make it effective in teaching the child, which is really what discipline and punishment is all about.
because it is discipline, they should know right from wrong, like taking away a video game for instance
taking something unpleasant away
Children with down syndrome should be disciplined like any other children. Time out or talking away privileges might be the best option if you're not comfortable with spanking your child as he or she might not understand that they have done something wrong.
As in taking the child away from the other parent? Perhaps
A decrease in math is when you are taking away something :)
absolutely not! Growing children especially NEED their food so they can grow up healthily. i wouldn't recommend giving your child too much food as this can lead to other weight and health problems but i would prefer to show my authority in other ways than deprive my child of food. --- Disagree. As long as the child is getting their regular lunch and meals as promised by the school, it is perfectly acceptable to discipline by taking away the privilege of snack time. Tell your child to behave so that they can enjoy their snack with their classmates, or get used to being left out of fun rewards and privileges in school.
Take away things that are important to them like cell phones going out with friends etc.
Discipline comes in many forms. In a family situation, today's parents often use a "time out" chair for the child. Some take away privileges. Some spank and some hit violently with their fist or a belt. Many parents discipline by talking. Some send the child to bed without food. Discipline is necessary in raising young human beings, but the overly strict and violent usage of discipline is actually criminal behavior, in my opinion.
Give punishment like taking away their favorite things every time that happens/take advantages/discipline