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Stay calm and consistent when disciplining your child from "summary" of Have a New Kid by Friday by Dr. Kevin Leman

Disciplining your child can be a challenging task, but it is essential for their development and well-being. When faced with a misbehaving child, it is crucial to stay calm and composed. Your child will pick up on your emotions, so it is important to remain level-headed and in control. Reacting out of anger or frustration will only escalate the situation and make it harder to effectively discipline your child. Consistency is key when it comes to disciplining your child. Set clear expectations and consequences for their behavior, and make sure to follow through every time. If you give in or change the rules, your child will quickly learn that they can manipulate the situation to get what they want. By staying consistent, you show your child that you mean what you say and that there are consequences for their actions. When disciplining your child, it is important to be firm but fair. Avoid resorting to harsh punishments or yelling, as this can damage your relationship with your child and may not effectively teach them the lesson you are trying to impart. Instead, use a calm and authoritative tone to communicate your expectations and consequences clearly. Remember that discipline is about teaching your child right from wrong and helping them to develop self-control and responsibility. By staying calm and consistent in your approach to discipline, you can help your child learn valuable lessons and grow into a responsible and respectful individual. Your actions as a parent play a crucial role in shaping your child's behavior and character, so it is important to approach discipline with patience, understanding, and consistency.
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