I don’t recommend using timeouts. What do I suggest instead? With toddlers, I use consistent corrective actions, and when they are three and older, I recommend starting with the BratBusters Behaviour Board. P.S. If you’re wanting to get started with calm leadership parenting, check out my BratBusters Behaviour Board (Plus Toddler Basics) that I send to my parenting newsletter here https://bratbusters.podia.com/behaviour-board Then, if you’re interested in learning the tools I teach for parenting
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I don’t recommend using timeouts. What do I suggest instead? With toddlers, I use consistent corrective actions, and when they are three and older, I recommend starting with the BratBusters Behaviour Board. P.S. If you’re wanting to get started with calm leadership parenting, check out my BratBusters Behaviour Board (Plus Toddler Basics) that I send to my parenting newsletter here https://bratbusters.podia.com/behaviour-board Then, if you’re interested in learning the tools I teach for parenting
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From timeouts to paying kids for chores, these approaches might be common, but that doesn’t mean they’re helpful. In fact, they often backfire in ways that make things harder for you and your child. This video breaks down my 5 “never-dos”. Watch now and let me know: Which one surprised you the most? Want to feel more confident in your parenting? Comment LISTEN for a link to my FREE class! #Parentingclass #positiveparenting #ParentingTips #ParentingStyles #PowerStruggles #parentcoaching #parentin
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From timeouts to paying kids for chores, these approaches might be common, but that doesn’t mean they’re helpful. In fact, they often backfire in ways that make things harder for you and your child. This video breaks down my 5 “never-dos”. Watch now and let me know: Which one surprised you the most? Want to feel more confident in your parenting? Comment LISTEN for a link to my FREE class! #Parentingclass #positiveparenting #ParentingTips #ParentingStyles #PowerStruggles #parentcoaching #parentin
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I don’t recommend using timeouts. What do I suggest instead? With toddlers, I use consistent corrective actions, and when they are three and older, I recommend starting with the BratBusters Behaviour Board. By the way, this is a clip from the latest BratBusters Parenting Podcast Episode on how to stop kids from hitting. You can listen to the full episode now on your favourite podcast player! 🎧 P.S. If you’re wanting to get started with calm leadership parenting, check out my BratBusters Behavio
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I don’t recommend using timeouts. What do I suggest instead? With toddlers, I use consistent corrective actions, and when they are three and older, I recommend starting with the BratBusters Behaviour Board. By the way, this is a clip from the latest BratBusters Parenting Podcast Episode on how to stop kids from hitting. You can listen to the full episode now on your favourite podcast player! 🎧 P.S. If you’re wanting to get started with calm leadership parenting, check out my BratBusters Behavio
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Strict rules, timeouts, parent-led everything, even physical punishments…🚫 Do you know why these old-school parenting methods just don't work? 👉 Because they are rooted in fear and blind compliance. That's not how we want to raise our kids We want them to grow up and know why they're doing what they're doing. 🙌 Punishments might seem like a quick fix, but they never address the core issues. And they definitely don’t equip our children with the skills they need to succeed in the future. 🎧 Joi
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Strict rules, timeouts, parent-led everything, even physical punishments…🚫 Do you know why these old-school parenting methods just don't work? 👉 Because they are rooted in fear and blind compliance. That's not how we want to raise our kids We want them to grow up and know why they're doing what they're doing. 🙌 Punishments might seem like a quick fix, but they never address the core issues. And they definitely don’t equip our children with the skills they need to succeed in the future. 🎧 Joi
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How do I keep my toddler in timeout? Personally, I don’t recommend timeouts for any age. So I would suggest you don't do it, and instead focus on consistent corrective actions every single time they do something that you don't like. I'd suggest picking one behavior per week that you wanna correct, and you just do consistent corrective actions. As an example, if they throw a toy, you say no, and you put that toy where they can see it, but can't touch it. You have to do it every single time though
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