Discipline should be fair and ageappropriate from "summary" of Dare To Discipline by James Dr Dobson
Discipline should always be fair and age-appropriate. Children need to understand the consequences of their actions, but these consequences should be reasonable and tailored to their level of understanding. It is not fair to punish a three-year-old in the same way as a ten-year-old, as their cognitive abilities are vastly different. Young children are still developing their sense of right and wrong, so discipline should be gentle and focused on teaching rather than punishing. When disciplining a child, it is important to consider their age and developmental stage. For example, a toddler may not be able to sit still for a long time, so a time-out may not be an effective form of discipline. Instead, redirecting their attention or using simple language to explain why their behavior is not acceptable may be more appropriate. On the other hand, an older child may benefit from more structured ...
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