Consistency is important in addressing behavior from "summary" of The Explosive Child by Ross W. Greene, PhD
Consistency is a critical factor when it comes to addressing behavior in children. It's not enough to react to challenging behavior haphazardly or inconsistently. Kids need to know what to expect, and they need to be able to rely on the fact that the rules and consequences will remain the same. This predictability gives them a sense of security and structure that can help them feel more in control of their emotions and actions.
When parents, teachers, or caregivers are inconsistent in how they respond to challenging behavior, it can send mixed messages to the child. This inconsistency can lead to confusion and even frustration on the child's part. If the consequences for a certain behavior change from one day to the next, the child may not understand why they are being punished or rewarded, which can make them feel unfairly treated.
Inconsistency can also undermine the child's trust in the adult who is supposed to be guiding and teaching them. If they can't rely on the adult to be consistent in their responses, they may stop listening or trying...
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