Child Discipline: How Child Discipline Teaches the Power of Choice
Child discipline can be a confusing subject. While few experts advocate spanking, many parents have found that time-outs don't really work. And what if standard techniques backfire on your child? For instance, what if taking away your child's privileges causes him to snicker and act like he doesn't care?
How do you teach children to interact in positive ways, without resorting to tactics like blame, shame or punishment?
The goal of child discipline is to teach your child to make increasingly better choices.
If these are some of the questions you are struggling with, you'll find them answered in my book Keepers of the Children: Native American Wisdom and Parenting which teaches parents the true meaning of child discipline. To raise your child to be a caring, conscientious human being, you do not need to resort to the tactics your parents used. Shame and blame do not help a child grow up to be a good person.
For a quick overview about the book and what you will learn in it, watch the video below:
Using the unique concepts in the book, I can show you how to work with your particular child. Best of all, I will teach you how a thoughtful approach to child discipline can help your child make life-affirming choices, even when adults are not around.
