What is Positive Discipline and how can we use it with our toddlers

[ohsnaptutorials]

Nothing wrong with healthy discipline . Standing firm on boundaries. Shaping your children to be decent human beings.

[KoalaT]

Amen. I cannot stand seeing parents yell at their children for just being a child. I have a 2 year old and i do positive discipline. Never yelling never spanking. Shes a happy baby and loves each day. I am her father. Her daddy. She will always come to me when she needs something, not be afraid to do so.

[elizab]

This is such a beautiful message. I’m happy to know I’m not the only one trying to teach this to the world

[tarasidebottom]

My boys are grown up but I was so much like you with them. Now I got my niece living with me at first it was alot of adjustments for her . But after a few months can I ever see the difference in her 👍thanks for sharing.

[thechronicphilosopher]

Unfortunately my mother is too impatient with my half brother. Been a single child my whole life until 4 years ago. I will use this advice for when I have a child of my own, i hope

[Lanawithkids]

I put mine in time out {even though I have 5} I like to say the better the mother the better the child. For all the parents out there what your kids see you do and say matters a lot. They think that if you do it it’s ok. So all I ask is try to be nice to your kids and show them respectful behavior in front of them so they don’t do anything bad. How do you guys like inside out 2! ❤🎉

[jukebae]

But don’t forget to record them. Make sure you exposed them to the world, while having a tantrum for a few likes. Zero privacy, the hypocrisy of upholding boundaries.

[endofthelineOFFICIAL_ALT]

Well I don’t think you should record him having a tantrum that’s just not okay, but other than that I agree. My parents say that the kids need to have a punishment that they fear, but that is completely wrong. You should be teaching your kids to do the right thing because it’s right, not because they will be punished for not doing the right thing. That’s screwing up their concept of morals.

[akb]

I spank my kids. I am Asian (come fight me). I spanked them during there formative years 5 -7 years. Mind it I don't abuse them. When my kids are disrespectful or make mistakes, I sit them down and explain why its not done, second time they get a verbal warning and third time they get spanked. I brought the kids to this world so its my responsibility to teach them to be respectful, polite and responsible. I owe that to the society. I have 2 boys 13 and 10 yo. I am raising somebody's husband, father and future generation. I love my children, i make sure they know that. Now I don't need to discipline them. Just one look from me and they know to straighten up their business. And when I compare my boys who are polite and respectful to the bratty, disrespectful kids nowadays, I feel like I am doing an almost okay job raising them. I am not going to let my boys become disrespectful monsters just for the sake of political correctness.

The biggest drawback of soft parenting that I have experienced is, they produce soft and weak children who are ill prepared to face the tough world outside. Not everyone is gonna be nice to them. Parents should not abuse them but should be tough with them. So that when they face something harsh in the world, they can atleast handle the situation.

[davidperry]

If I ever have children, I would teach them that temper tantrums over not having their way will not result in having their way. I’d just put on noise cancelling headphones, and ignore the tantrum until they run out of energy every time they do it until the child learns that temper tantrums are useless. I would have a saying to children “The dentist will drill your teeth if you keep eating all that candy.”

[Trowitaway]

The real name for this is authoritative parenting. Strict but fair

[lucky]

I wish you were my mom. They broke my arm yesterday :(

[kjack]

I only see these videos with toddlers and infants. when these kids get older, this stuff doesn't work as well when they know that nothing is going to happen.

[magoo]

My sister and brother in law are doing this and it's not working at all. He's 3 and a half and still hitting his mother in face. Acasionally shitting on the floor still as well....I would take this approach with a grain of salt.

[thelaststand]

How about you be a good mother and not film the bobble head

[catharine]

When a child is literally screaming for personal space, you can put them down, instead of picking them up, while crying. Infants cry for something, toddlers often scream because they want space. You can tell by the way he starts pushing or head-butting you when you pick him up. Other signs are screaming “no” or and after age 2-3 some toddlers might yell “stop!” “Go away” or “put me down!”

[ChristianHMann]

Beautiful ♥️ the Christian community jumps at every chance to take their anger out on their kids. Jesus was a shepherd who guided me and thats what I want to be, someone safe, encouraging, kind, and a teacher. I don't know what faith you practice but this compassion and knowledge is precious. Thank you 🙏

[Jamieh]

Spare the rod, spoil the child. This is Sparta

[Garcia]

I’m so glad my mother would spank me when I would misbehave. 2 times in my life were i can remember she discipline me with a spank or two and honestly I can say that I deserved it and I come from a very Hispanic household so that’s pretty normal way of being taught and it taught me to behave and learn that my actions have consequences. I love my parents and cherish them every single day 🥰.

[Bill]

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