Articles Tagged: discipline
Over-reaction? Parents make daughter, 8, wear sign at school admitting she had been stealing
Dad Montrail White made his young daughter Amiyah wear a sign admitting she had been stealing in front of her friends and teachers to prove a point
Continue reading >Anger management classes for two-year-olds?
A headteacher and Government discipline tsar has said that youngsters who are at risk of falling into a life of crime and aggression can - and should - be identified as toddlers.
Continue reading >Toddler Tales: Trick, then treat
Having abandoned any attempts at learning how to parent my toddler through baby books, I've honed my own sort of parenting technique: Part Pavlovian rewards system, part random acts of desperation when the situation calls for them
Continue reading >National Academy for Parenting Research says parents to blame for kids' bad behaviour
A Government-funded study has found that mums and dads who fail to properly discipline their children are producing a generation of angry youngsters who lash out and are aggressive and disruptive at school.
Continue reading >Smacked children are at risk of turning into aggressive adults, say scientists.
Spanked children are at risk of turning into aggressive adults, say scientists.
Continue reading >Don't blame Peppa Pig for children's bad behaviour - blame their wishy-washy parents
According to a report, parents are oinking mad at Peppa because they say their children copy the cute porker’s “naughty behaviour”.
Continue reading >Children raised with set mealtimes and bedtimes do better at school, says report
Children who grow up with set routines do better at school and become more confident adults, according to a report.
Continue reading >Brussel sprouts off the menu for a third of fussy kids
Sprouts are no longer on the menu for a third of fussy kids this Christmas, according to a survey.
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