You will be amazed to discover that positive methods of discipline are actually more effective than punishment. Read to get a better understanding of positive parenting techniques.
- Do not get angry or reprimand your child without warning; say a firm “no” to discourage destructive actions.
- Encourage him with praise, good words, smiles, and rewards, i.e. when they behave well, or do their homework without assistance.
- Introduce structure to your child’s life — this does not mean rigidity or iron discipline. It makes it easier for them to know what has to be done, like when to do his homework to go to bed, or how long he can watch television.
- Encourage your child to do things like homework or other activities independently; this will decrease his/her reliance on you.
- Avoid being overprotective; let your child deal with his peers in the classroom and playground on his own. Do not interfere as over-protection hinders your child's decision-making abilities.
- Have positive and realistic expectations of your child; do not make negative comments, as your behavior influences your child’s.
Parenting is not easy and there is no one way that is right for all children or situations. You have to adapt to the circumstances and your child. It is important to think innovatively and positively.

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