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发表于 2011-1-7 11:47
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I read the book about time out. The way you need successfully is ignoring hime. I have two boys: The time out place I put is a small spot in their playroom. They barely can move in that place. Once we ...
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H% K5 Q, f5 h# W% {time out works like magic for my daughter but not for my son. and i believe that the way i executive timeouts is quite “ text book -like standard", no fussy around, no emotion involved, consistent and fair.
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but, timeout's got its limit at least for kids like my son, so it's time to put new tricks in my toolbox... |
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