Use natural consequences to teach responsibility from "summary" of Love and Logic Magic for Early Childhood by Jim Fay,Charles Fay
When children make poor choices, it's tempting to step in and shield them from the consequences. However, this can hinder their growth and development. Instead, allowing natural consequences to play out can be a powerful way to teach responsibility. Natural consequences are the inevitable outcomes of a child's actions, and they can be powerful teachers.
For example, if a child refuses to wear a coat on a cold day, the natural consequence may be that they feel cold. This discomfort can serve as a valuable lesson for the child, teaching them the importance of listening to advice and taking care of themselves. By allowing natural consequences to occur, parents can help children learn from their mistakes and mak...
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