Discipline should be tailored to each child from "summary" of The New Dare to Discipline by James C. Dobson
Each child is a unique individual with distinct personality traits, emotional needs, and behavioral tendencies. Therefore, it is essential to recognize that no one-size-fits-all approach to discipline will be effective for every child. Instead, parents must tailor their disciplinary strategies to suit the specific characteristics and needs of each of their children. One child may respond well to a stern warning or timeout, while another may require a more gentle and nurturing approach. It is crucial for parents to take the time to understand their child's temperament, motivations, and triggers in order to determine the mos...
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