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Connecting with your child is essential for effective discipline from "summary" of No-Drama Discipline by Daniel J. Siegel,Tina Payne Bryson

When it comes to discipline, many parents tend to focus solely on correcting their child's behavior without taking the time to truly connect with them. However, what most parents fail to realize is that connecting with your child is actually a crucial component of effective discipline. When you take the time to connect with your child, you are creating a strong foundation of trust and understanding. This connection allows you to communicate with your child in a way that is more effective and meaningful. By building this bond with your child, you are able to foster a sense of security and safety, which is essential for them to learn and grow. When your child feels connected to you, they are more likely to listen to and respect your guidance. They will be more open to your feedback and more willing to cooperate with your rules and boundaries. This connection also allows you to better understand your child's needs and emotions...
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    No-Drama Discipline

    Daniel J. Siegel

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