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#19. Provide a reminder of the rule
Definition:
When children know but forget a rule, restate it as a positive reminder.
Explain the consequences of ignoring the limit. This reminder should be
given no more than once. Stronger action may be necessary for children
who repeatedly "forget" a rule.
Examples:
Jason
(6 years), the rule is walk inside the house. If you run, you have to sit
for a while.
Helen
(17 years), the rule is to check with us before taking the car. If you
take it without permission then no car for a month. |
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